You can't search music by genre, but there is a Genres button you can press on in the sidebar which will take you to curated areas with playlists and recommended albums. It provides curated playlists, tracks, recommended hi-fi albums as well as top 20 charts and staff picks based on editorial slant. And another music discovery feature - Daily Mix is a good way to find more music.īut Tidal also has its own way to work out. In addition, Release Radar, which works differently from Discover Weeklya and updates in each Friday, is a great place to discover new music. Spotify remember the information each time you listen to a track, try a new artist, skip a song, repeat a song, or do anything else while using the service, in this way it quantifies the new music and a playlist with 30 new tracks that you might love will be refreshed every Monday morning. But it seems that there is nothing similar in Tidal. This is an awesome way to discover new music. Recommendation: "Discover Weekly" playlist on Spotify is really worth mentioning here. The company hasn’t announced a time yet, but is encouraging interested parties to stay tuned.Music Library: Spotify offers over 100 million songs and TIDAL 90 million, but this only matters if your favorite artists or bands are missing. The event will be streamed live on the company’s For The Record blog and via the Spotify YouTube channel. We’ll also share the latest developments and tools to help more creators chart their pathways to success, get discovered by new audiences, build an engaged community, and connect with fans worldwide.” The company wrote: “During Stream On, we’ll share how Spotify is unlocking new possibilities for more creators than ever before so they can better connect with and build a truly global audience. In a blog post announcing the event, Spotify says the event is about helping creators create a global audience, build a community and engage with fans. The Stream On events began in 2021 and have been a means for Spotify to update creators and listeners on new developments, whether that’s in music streaming, podcasts or the most recent expansion to audiobooks. So I can’t really announce any specific on this other than to say that we’re in constant dialogue with our partners to bring this to market.” Last year, he told investors: “Many of the features that we talk about and especially that’s related to music ends up into licensing. The last we heard from CEO Daniel Ek, there were issues with licensing with rights holders. In the post announcing the live stream, there were no specific hints about Spotify HiFi, but given the company announced plans to launch the feature at Stream On in February 2021, it would be apt if the company finally confirmed it’s in the post a year later. The delay has been particularly pronounced, with many choosing to blame Spotify for taking its eye off the ball when it comes to music, amid its focus on other audio formats.
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