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There is also deezer.com. I don't know if the amount of tracks is the same, however, the service is fantastic. The app is super easy to use, and the Flow they
by mk89 8y ago
There is also deezer.com.
I don't know if the amount of tracks is the same, however, the service is fantastic. The app is super easy to use, and the Flow they provide (a sort of randomized playlist based on your likes) is great.
- ChildOfChaos 8y agoI like Deezer, I am an Apple music subscriber (nothing special about Apple music but the devices I listen to are Apple and I don't see any reason to switch to Spotify, it doesn't seem to offer good at all), but I do miss the Flow feature from Deezer, I really liked this. I would often listen to it. However my ideal setup, which nobody yet offers is to have all my favourite songs (somewhat like Deezers flow) where I can like them and then have a playlist of all my favourites, but mixed in with what I am currently listening too, like priority playlists. So it plays more of what I am currently listening to (10-20 songs in a separate playlist) mixed in with a bigger selection of my classic song playlist (thousands of songs). The currently listening to playlist would get a higher priority, say 60% of the songs would be from here and since there are less songs I would hear them more often. Kinda like a personal radio station, that's kinda how radio stations do it, they have a, b,c playlists with priorities. p.s the biggest problem I had with Deezer is they took too long to add new releases, an artist would announce something and it would be on spotify or apple music, but not yet deeper, being very much into music and certain artists, this was not acceptable.
- canuckintime 8y agoDeezer also aportions each individual's payments directly to the artists they listen (unlike Apple Music, Spotify et al who distribute in aggregate to the music labels)