Rather than my longer music playlists, I often just sing one song to fediverse, like this. It's a slightly manual process, but I have part of it automated:
nowplaying.applescript
#!/usr/bin/osascript
tell application "Music"
set t to current track
set msg to (t's artist & " " & t's name)
msg
end tell
urlencode
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import urllib.parse
for line in sys.stdin:
line = line.rstrip()
print(urllib.parse.quote(line)) # unquote for the urldecode script
sing
#!/bin/zsh
q=`nowplaying.applescript|urlencode`
open -a Chromium "https://duckduckgo.com/?q=!yt+$q"
open -a Chromium "https://duckduckgo.com/?q=!genius+$q"
Then I just type sing, it pops up Chromium (my garbage media browser), I pick the best YT video and paste that, grab some lyrics and paste them, I have o/ bound as ♫ in Text replacements, and add a #music tag.
I suspect I could automate it a bit more, pick the first result on Genius and YT, but I trust neither to be right. Apple Music would be easier, but not everyone has it. I could grab cover art and paste that and a template into my appdot.net toot box. Anyway, it's the post-Human touch that shows I care. It's amusing that I have three scripting languages to get one thing done (urlencode/urldecode scripts date back to the '90s).