Where You Find Your Next Favorite Song (Discovery)

[MondayMoan67]

Music discovery algorithms are good but inconsistent. Spotify can nail a recommendation or offer complete garbage. Real discovery happens through people recommendations. Friends with good taste. Radio shows. Blogs. Curated playlists by actual humans. Concerts where you discover opening acts. YouTube rabbit holes at 2am. Digging through discographies of artists you love. The hunt for new music you connect with is part of the joy. What's your method? Do you trust algorithms? Do you follow specific curators? Do you stumble into music randomly and dig deeper?

[TheGame_Fan]

Bandcamp is where I find most music now. Independent artists releasing real work. Algorithm can't compete with curation

[BigDogShane10]

Following music journalists and reviewers on social media. They have taste I trust. Their recommendations are solid

[TeaAndCode72]

Live music. See unknown opener. They're good. Now they're your favorite band nobody's heard of

[Tel75]

Friend recommendations and then diving deep into artist's whole catalog. That's how you find artists not just songs

[DiamondDallas86]

Spotify radio based on one song. Put a song you love on radio then save the good ones. Workflow that actually works

[Quarry92]

YouTube algorithm is weirdly good at music. Suggested videos sometimes lead you somewhere unexpected

[Natalie61]

Music subreddits are helpful. People passionate about genre sharing recommendations freely

[MondayMoan]

Digging through songwriter credits. If you love a song find other songs written by same person

[SingularityNodeKettle]

Concerts and festivals. Opening bands you've never heard of sometimes become favorites