Replace Spotify API with screenshot taste workflow and example profile.

Remove spotify integration; add TASTE-FROM-SCREENSHOTS guide; ship Ozan settings.json and taste_seeds.json as Cursor examples plus new wandering dervish track.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

songs/manifest.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "index": 2,
-  "count": 4,
+  "count": 6,
   "tracks": [
     {
       "id": "b51b1cb2",
@@ -37,6 +37,24 @@
       "lyria_prompt": "Instrumental dubtronica track at 92 BPM in D minor. Start with a deep, sub-heavy bassline in a slow stepper rhythm. Layer a clean, plucked kora melody with long, spacey reverb and tape delay. Add a muted guitar skank playing offbeat chords with spring reverb. Hand percussion: djembe and shakers playing a relaxed, syncopated pattern. Introduce a melodica line with heavy echo, floating in the mix. Use analog warmth and subtle vinyl crackle. Build slowly, keeping the arrangement open and spacious. No vocals. Structure: intro with bass and percussion, add kora, then guitar, then melodica, then drop to just bass and percussion before returning with all elements. Fade out with delays.",
       "lyrics": "[[A0]]\n[[A1]]\n[[A2]]\n[[A3]]\n[[A4]]\n[[A5]]\n[[B6]]",
       "file": "eeebb429_Desert_Mirage.mp3"
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "e0701762",
+      "title": "Echoes of the Wandering Dervish",
+      "mood": "Hypnotic, warm, late-night cinematic slow burn",
+      "dj_line": "A slow-moving caravan across the Anatolian steppe, where the ney whispers secrets over a dubwise bassline.",
+      "lyria_prompt": "Turkish psychedelic rock meets Sufi electronic dub. Start with a deep, sub-heavy dub bassline at 85 BPM, pulsing with spring reverb and delay. Layer a melancholic piano phrase in a minor key, sparse and echoing. Introduce a ney flute melody, slow and hypnotic, floating over the bass. After 30 seconds, bring in a fuzz guitar playing a Middle Eastern scale phrase, heavily treated with reverb and analog warmth. Add darbuka and hand percussion in a slow, rolling pattern. Keep the arrangement spacious: no more than 4-5 elements at once. Build gradually, adding a whispered vocal texture (wordless, airy) in the second half. Avoid any sudden changes or drops. End with a slow fade on ney and bass. Analog warmth, tape saturation, and dub-style echo throughout. Instrumental with subtle vocal whispers.",
+      "lyrics": "[[A0]]\n[[A1]]\n[[A2]]\n[[B3]]\n[84.7:] (Haaaaaa...)\n[:] (Hoooooo...)\n[:] (Sssssssss...)\n[:] (Aaaaah...)\n[:] (Oooooh...)\n[[C4]]\n[118.6:] (Mmmmmm...)\n[:] (Haaaa...)\n[:] (Hoooo...)\n[[D5]]",
+      "file": "e0701762_Echoes_of_the_Wandering_Dervish.mp3"
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "80206d7a",
+      "title": "Whisper of the Dervish",
+      "mood": "hypnotic, late-night, slow-burn cinematic",
+      "dj_line": "This one's for the hours when the world falls away \u2014 a desert prayer for the dancing soul.",
+      "lyria_prompt": "Instrumental. Anadolu psychedelic rock meets Sufi electronic and dark cinematic ether. Tempo 85 BPM. Build slowly: start with a single, melancholic piano phrase and a distant, whispered vocal texture (wordless, breathy, processed with spring reverb). Layer in a melodic ney flute line in a minor maqam, doubled by a slightly distorted saz/ba\u011flama playing a hypnotic riff. Add a warm, deep sub bass pulse (dub style) and a slow, sparse darbuka pattern with hand percussion. Introduce a fuzz guitar with heavy spring reverb playing a slow, soaring solo in a Turkish psych scale (H\u00fcseyni or U\u015f\u015fak) around 1:00. Keep the mix spacious, with dub delay and analog warmth. The arrangement should feel like a slow-motion journey through a candlelit desert ruin. No drums until 0:45 \u2014 just a soft kick on the downbeat. End with the ney fading over a sustained bass note and piano chord.",
+      "lyrics": "[[A0]]\n[0.0:] (Haaaaaa...)\n[:] (Ooooooh...)\n[:] (Mmmmmmm...)\n[:] (Haaa-ooo-waaa...)\n[[B1]]\n[[A2]]\n[[C3]]\n[84.7:] (Haaaa...)\n[:] (Oooooh...)\n[[D4]]\n[[C5]]\n[118.6:] (Haaaaaaaah...)\n[[E6]]",
+      "file": "80206d7a_Whisper_of_the_Dervish.mp3"
     }
   ]
 }