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I rediscovered the joy of my own music collection by quitting Spotify and switching to self-hosted Navidrome.

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[–] panda_abyss@lemmy.ca 4 points 4 days ago

I migrated from Apple Music to Qobuz as part of my dropping of US services.

It’s very much playlist and release based which is great for both curation and discovery. At least I’ve found myself discovering more music from their playlists, which are often curated by musicians.

They do have a “for you” list but for whatever reason only show it on mobile, and it’s not my favourite algorithm.