As a Long-time Spotify user, being very disappointed with the slow response of Spotify (Non-existent) on supporting Apple Silicon natively and many many crashes and battery drain that happens when used with Rosetta 2, I opted into a trial offered by Apple Music.
But why I am struggling so much? It seems that it is so hard to find compilations, albums, and even songs. In Spotify, I had Tomorrowland playlists, Blackhole Recordings playlists, updated almost daily, and didn't even need to worry much about making my own playlists. Blackhole on Spotify has a separate profile with several playlists on different genres. And that goes almost for everything, at least in the world of EDM and Trance. Even Trance Essentials Playlist looks like it hasn't been updated in ages, like 10 years ago.
When I searched for In search of Sunrise 16 album, the search returned very old versions and I really had to work for it to find the Markus Schulz compilation which was 16th, even though this is the newest one. I was disappointed to see that, it still uses the add to library functionality, and seems labels are not interested in making their playlists in Apple Music. For Example, Spotify had playlists for almost every artist, even the ones that are not so well known.
Question is, am I doing it wrong, or is Apple Music just different this way?
But why I am struggling so much? It seems that it is so hard to find compilations, albums, and even songs. In Spotify, I had Tomorrowland playlists, Blackhole Recordings playlists, updated almost daily, and didn't even need to worry much about making my own playlists. Blackhole on Spotify has a separate profile with several playlists on different genres. And that goes almost for everything, at least in the world of EDM and Trance. Even Trance Essentials Playlist looks like it hasn't been updated in ages, like 10 years ago.
When I searched for In search of Sunrise 16 album, the search returned very old versions and I really had to work for it to find the Markus Schulz compilation which was 16th, even though this is the newest one. I was disappointed to see that, it still uses the add to library functionality, and seems labels are not interested in making their playlists in Apple Music. For Example, Spotify had playlists for almost every artist, even the ones that are not so well known.
Question is, am I doing it wrong, or is Apple Music just different this way?