Google Music's "I'm feeling lucky" is awesome. This is very subjective, but I feel it makes much better predictions as to what I'll like than Spotify. Maybe someone else has a different experience?
Google Music was, in my opinion, the industry's greatest music discovery service back when it used to have the "Explore" tab where you could drill down through genres and sub-genres to find popular or classic albums within that genre. It also used to give me much better recommendations on the homepage for new albums that I might like.
It's all gone down hill since they switched everything to mood-based radios. I feel like the main problem is that I like to listen to albums and Google seems to assume I only want to listen to random streams of disconnected singles. I seem to just get played the same stuff over and over, too.
I don't know how to find new (new to me, not the world) music anymore. Are there any good services that anyone recommends?
> I don't know how to find new (new to me, not the world) music anymore. Are there any good services that anyone recommends?
I have the same problem. Usually I find new stuff on the various music subreddits and last.fm's Similar Artists page. Even though I have tons of playlists and saved songs on Spotify, their recommendations usually suck (probably because I listen to just about every music genre under the sun.)
Their radio feature rehashes the same songs I've heard dozens of times, and Discover Weekly is usually so awful I never listen to it.
It's all gone down hill since they switched everything to mood-based radios. I feel like the main problem is that I like to listen to albums and Google seems to assume I only want to listen to random streams of disconnected singles. I seem to just get played the same stuff over and over, too.
I don't know how to find new (new to me, not the world) music anymore. Are there any good services that anyone recommends?