Spotify and Liquid Death release a limited-edition speaker shaped like… an urn? 

Spotify and Liquid Death have collaborated to create the Eternal Playlist Urn, a limited-edition wireless Bluetooth speaker designed to look like a cremation urn. This collector’s item, priced at $495, is not intended to hold ashes but serves as a unique music device with a speaker built into its lid. Only 150 units are available in the U.S. Spotify markets the urn as “the world’s first ever music-streaming urn,” humorously suggesting it allows the deceased to keep enjoying music eternally. Buyers can personalize the experience by answering questions on Spotify to generate a custom playlist that syncs directly to the urn’s speaker and can be shared with others. This product exemplifies Liquid Death’s penchant for extreme and irreverent marketing, following previous stunts like selling a branded cooler for over $68,000. While some may find the urn’s concept morbid or tasteless, it appeals to fans of dark humor and unconventional promotions. The Eternal Playlist Urn highlights how brands are pushing