u/ThaTree661 — reddlx

Spotify pushes personalised mixes, vibes and playlists made specifically for you. Albums are not a priority. You can clearly see that by looking at their home page.

I feel like Apple Music is way more album-oriented than Spotify. Instead of infinite and very specific mixes, I listen to particular works from artists I already like or discover something entirely new.

To me, this kind of listening is a wholly different experience. It is more intentional and deliberate. Apple’s approach, as I said in the title, makes me appreciate the album as a collection of music way, way more.

It is also worth to separate passive and active listening. I don’t listen to albums while I’m working, doing something or whatever. In that case I usually put on a mix. Active listening is where the actual difference lives. With Spotify I used to prefer mixes, vibes and playlists to albums even when I had the opportunity to lay or sit down, immerse myself and just let myself get lost in the sound. I think this is the important distinction - Spotify makes me want to listen to mixes during both active and passive listening, whereas Apple Music makes me swing towards albums during actual active and immersed listening sessions.

I would like to know your point of view. Do you also feel like Apple Music made you more of an album listener?

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u/ThaTree661 — 15 days ago

▲ 7 r/AppleMusic

Improvement Suggestions for Apple Music

Select Songs/Edit Queue

This button allows you to select several songs at once to move them elsewhere in the queue or delete them entirely. It’s a solution to the fact that you have to drag or delete each song manually.

Continuous Queue

As the image says, this setting syncs your queue across all devices signed into your Apple Music account (Apple Account). You can pause a song played from a playlist on an iPhone and then pick it right up from where you left on your Mac.

Control Playback

Accessed through the AirPlay menu, this setting allows you to remotely manage the playback of any device signed into your Apple Account with any other device signed into your Apple Account. For example, when you play a game on your XBOX and use the XBOX Apple Music app at the same time, you can use your iPhone as a remote for the XBOX Apple Music app.

u/ThaTree661 — 19 days ago

▲ 86 r/airpods

What song would make you go this far?

u/ThaTree661 — 2 months ago

▲ 7 r/AppleMusic

I tried improving the landscape alignment

Excuse the rough execution, that was just a quick idea I had in my head. Pic 1 is the original, Pic 2 is my version. I am using an iPhone 14 Pro.

u/ThaTree661 — 2 months ago

▲ 587 r/Teenager_Polls

A book costs $1 plus half its cost. How much does the book cost?

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u/ThaTree661 — 2 months ago

▲ 10 r/truespotify

What about Music Haptics with Spotify?

Y’all remember how Apple said they would release the Music Haptics API to developers? That was in 2024 when iOS 18 was being released. Has Spotify ever considered actually incorporating that API in their app and if not, has Apple actually shared it with developers like they said they would?

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u/ThaTree661 — 3 months ago

▲ 6 r/Banknotes

Banknote for my fictional country - 100 Drama (no AI)

u/ThaTree661 — 3 months ago

▲ 91 r/Teenager_Polls

How queer are you?

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u/ThaTree661 — 3 months ago

▲ 1 r/truespotify

How about they add a „Recently played” tab in the Queue menu just like the one on PCs?

u/ThaTree661 — 3 months ago

▲ 0 r/truespotify

I was playing Raindance on Safari web (Mac) and then this abomination started playing

I took a recording of my headphone output with my iPhone (i know, not ideal) but i think it should get the job done. This sounds like about 5-10 songs playing together at full volume. The only one I could somewhat make out seemed to be Madonna’s Vogue.

Is this what Spotify sounds like in hell?
Or is it the infamous Evil Spotify?

u/ThaTree661 — 3 months ago

▲ 5 r/truths