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I've found that the new "made for you" playlists has superseded discover weekly. I have "work music" (ambient, house, instrumental), "work out music" (hip-hop

I've found that the new "made for you" playlists has superseded discover weekly. I have "work music" (ambient, house, instrumental), "work out music" (hip-hop mostly) and "music I actually listen to". The made for you playlists seem to auto-organize pretty well into those categories. I've also found that creating custom playlists and using the "recommended songs" that pop up at the bottom works pretty well. But I agree, it would be nice to have an "ignore this type of [song/genre] when auto creating playlists" option would be nice.

Fogest 8y ago
I've tried those out and they still often don't seem to contain music I enjoy. When I start back into a job over the summer where I am listening to Spotify more at work maybe these will start to become better, but currently the majority of what I have been using for Spotify is working out. So in some sense I get why my recommendations are that however that is also the time when I am less concerned about "good music" and stuff that matches my taste, and more just concerned about higher intensity up-beat music. Sometimes I'll have a couple hour car ride, or be relaxing at home and try and use Spotify to find something and just never seem to find a good way to find something quick. I'm shit when it comes to knowing what I like and what kinds of genres I'm into and that's why a radio style suggestion thing is good for me, it's just been broken by my heavy workout usage. I've actually as an alternative sometimes been using Google Music instead and been quite happy. I just don't like the selection and do prefer Spotify all around.