Nah. Older generations aka me listened to the radio which is just a much cruder form of discovery. You pick a station or stations that appeal to your tastes and let the DJ do the rest.
There's still a difference between hand-curated content and algorithmically generated ones. People have trust in others, people are less likely to trust code.
A couple of weeks ago, I heard on the radio a program, something like, "The Frugal DJ", wherein all of the music played came off of records that the host had obtained for cheap. Like, $1 albums at garage sales.
The average person has no idea whether the content on the radio is human generated (by what human? a corporate marketing department!) or algorithmically generated.