r/truespotify

Com tanta gente elogiando o Apple Music (áudio Lossless, visual bonito e integração), resolvi fazer o teste de verdade. Importei toda a minha biblioteca, usei bons fones cabeados e tentei usar o app no dia a dia em todos os meus aparelhos.

Estava totalmente aberto a trocar se o serviço fosse realmente superior, mas a quantidade de problemas práticos me fez valorizar ainda mais o Spotify:

• Descoberta Musical e Algoritmo: Mesmo com todo o meu histórico importado, as recomendações do Apple Music são rasas e genéricas (no mesmo nível fraco do YouTube Music). A curadoria algorítmica do Spotify segue muito à frente.
• Áudio Lossless vs. Custo-Benefício: Mesmo com fones de qualidade com fio, a diferença prática de áudio não é esse salto absurdo que muitos vendem. Pelo mesmo preço de assinatura, isso não compensa os outros problemas.
• CarPlay Horrível: O app no CarPlay foi a pior parte: lentidão extrema, travamentos e demora absurda para carregar qualquer lista. No trânsito, isso é inviável.
• Apps em Outras Plataformas: No Windows o app é pesado e instável; na Android TV foi pior ainda, pois sequer consegui logar na minha conta.
• Fluidez e Biblioteca: Mesmo no iPhone, achei a organização da biblioteca pouco intuitiva e com telas que demoravam a carregar, enquanto o Spotify é instantâneo(atualmente, dia 19/08/2026).

Continuo aberto a mudanças se surgir algo genuinamente melhor, mas a fluidez entre aparelhos e a capacidade de recomendação do Spotify ainda não têm concorrência à altura.

Mais alguém aqui tentou essa migração recentemente e teve uma experiência parecida?

Regardless of whether I am using the IOS, Windows, or Webplayer versions, uninstall and reinstall, it is practically dysfunctional. I can't even open the app and expect it to play my songs because it takes so long to load each one. WHY WHY WHY. I JUST WANTED TO LISTEN TO MUSIC BUT IT CANT EVEN DO THAT.

Spotify removed the clean "What's New" tab and replaced it with a buried feed under Home > Music > Following. Instead of automatically showing new releases for all followed artists, it now forces users to manually select or configure who they care about...

I follow 1,800 artists, manually curation is completely impossible. Why would they replace a one-tap chronological feed that actually worked with a tedious UI that misses drops and makes tracking music a chore? Are other heavy users dealing with this on version 9.1.72.1891, and is there any workaround?

Hello,

I was curious about how everyone else here finds fresh songs or podcasts on Spotify.

Do you rely on Discover Weekly/Radios, search specific mood keywords, or just look outside the app on TikTok and social media?

I put together a super quick 2-minute poll to see what methods work best for everyone:

Would love to hear your thoughts and any tips you have!

DJ now requires you to basically tell it what to play, which defeats the purpose of why it was originally made. Why? Still works the way it should on desktop for now.

One of my favorite bands is Florence + the Machine, and I've been listening to them for years. I usually have over 50 songs, but spotify is saying I only have 19. Is anyone else having that issue?

This is unacceptable for someone pay premium price. I can feel the volume and detail is much less than youtube. Only in audio mode spotify is better

I saw a while back of some users having a beta feature to add notes. Is this still a thing?

Today, while driving home from work, someone started a jam with me (I was so confused when my folkish playlist abruptly stopped and started playing rap 😂) I was skipping through songs so fast, and they left like 30 seconds later. I didn't see them join, but I looked down at my car's display and saw "Name Left". I never had that happen before, but now that it has, how do I disable this feature? I looked everywhere in the settings on the app and couldn't find anything.

After weeks (if not months) of sluggish performance, the app is finally running as quickly as it used to.

All this following today’s latest update (alpha version 9.1.78.1283), it’s not just a placebo effect imho.

Bear in mind that I’ve never uninstalled the app or cleared the cache, so let’s hope this is the right direction 💪🏼

I feel like EPs and albums should be grouped together on artists’ pages. EPs are basically mini albums, so in my mind it would make sense and would make navigating an artist’s discography a little easier.

Depending on the artist, you sometimes have to scroll through like 7 singles they released for an album, then a random EP, then a couple more standalone singles, etc. It can make the experience kind of annoying.

Is there a reason most streaming services separate EPs and albums like this instead of grouping them together chronologically?