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Hey, how are you? Welcome to the Spotify Community.
I understand your frustration. Here are some of my suggestions for dealing with this efficiently (which is how I did it, as it was happening to me too):
Creating Custom Playlists:
Create specific playlists with a variety of songs you like, excluding the ones that are on repeat.
This will give you more control over what you listen to without removing songs from your library.
Use Random Play Mode on Larger Playlists:
Add your favorite songs into one big playlist and use shuffle mode. This helps to vary the songs played.
Explore New Genres and Artists:
Invest time exploring new music, genres and artists. This can help "train" Spotify's algorithm to vary more.
Feedback for Spotify:
Use Spotify's feedback function to report that you're getting too many repeats of certain songs or artists.
These platforms often adjust their algorithms based on user feedback.
Use the Weekly Discovery Function and News Radar:
These functions help you introduce new songs and artists based on your music taste.
Disable AutoPlay:
In Spotify's settings, turn off the option to automatically play similar songs after a playlist or album ends.
These approaches should help diversify the music you listen to on Spotify without needing to dislike songs you like.
Keep me posted if you still need help!
Cheers,
ribezaz
Hey, how are you? Welcome to the Spotify Community.
I understand your frustration. Here are some of my suggestions for dealing with this efficiently (which is how I did it, as it was happening to me too):
Creating Custom Playlists:
Create specific playlists with a variety of songs you like, excluding the ones that are on repeat.
This will give you more control over what you listen to without removing songs from your library.
Use Random Play Mode on Larger Playlists:
Add your favorite songs into one big playlist and use shuffle mode. This helps to vary the songs played.
Explore New Genres and Artists:
Invest time exploring new music, genres and artists. This can help "train" Spotify's algorithm to vary more.
Feedback for Spotify:
Use Spotify's feedback function to report that you're getting too many repeats of certain songs or artists.
These platforms often adjust their algorithms based on user feedback.
Use the Weekly Discovery Function and News Radar:
These functions help you introduce new songs and artists based on your music taste.
Disable AutoPlay:
In Spotify's settings, turn off the option to automatically play similar songs after a playlist or album ends.
These approaches should help diversify the music you listen to on Spotify without needing to dislike songs you like.
Keep me posted if you still need help!
Cheers,
ribezaz
I have the same problem and those options are not good for me. My problem was caused because sometimes while I'm in the car with my family I have to accept other music genres and now I cannot block songs because that option is missing.
I normally follow the above recommendations, but disabling autoplay is not desired. Spotify is wonderful because of its autoplay feature, but it should be trained when we block songs or artists, but I can no longer us that option!
Plan
Premium
Country
UK
Device
Desktop
Operating System
Windows 10
My Question or Issue
I used to have a multitude of artists under the 'do not play' option and now the artists are all over my playlists again AND clicking the 'do not play' button is not actually putting them in the blacklist at all. But the blacklist still works on mobile (android). Is there any chance to fix this?
Asking here in case I'm doing something wrong somehow, lol...
This artist and song are both blocked, yet this will always play when I'm listening to Mereba.
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