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> I create a playlist to fit a mood (for example, ambient electronic music with a good beat and no words) ... what it recommends and plays is tolerable but not
by smcnally 6y ago
> I create a playlist to fit a mood (for example, ambient electronic music with a good beat and no words) ... what it recommends and plays is tolerable but not great. ... (maybe one out of every 20-30 songs) I will discover a shiny new gem of a song that really resonates with me.
SoundCloud Weekly[0] recommendations have been solid for months specifically with ambient: ~85% Good tracks with ~30% Resonating enough to Favorite. My other contexts / use cases include listening by Album and Artist, Genre, Mood- and Mind-Setting, and Discovery.
Spotify works well for Albums and Artists.
HypeMachine is my go-to for Discovery and Genre.
SoundCloud and BandCamp work well for diving into artists and labels discovered.
Playlists and Favorites across these are best for Mood- and Mind-Setting, as are "special purpose" options like Brain.fm and Ragya.
[0]https://soundcloud.com/discover/sets/weekly::[username] https://soundcloud.com/discover/sets/weekly::[username]
[1]https://www.ragya.com/ https://www.ragya.com/