Apple Music today introduced five new mood stations that allow you to shuffle through songs fitting for a certain mood. The stations are available to Apple Music subscribers worldwide in the Music app under Home → Find Your Mood.
Apple says the mood stations are personalized based on your Apple Music listening history, and they are always updating with new songs.
The new stations:
- Feel Good: Happy music with a positive vibe
- Energy: Upbeat music to get you moving
- Relax: Music that helps you find peace in the moment
- Focus: Music to help you lock-in to the task at hand
- Feeling Blue: Moody music that helps you lean into feeling down
These five new stations join the "Love" and "Heartbreak" stations that launched earlier this year.
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Algorithms are decidedly finicky things, I swear.
It's better than the relax playlist because it goes on forever instead of just updating once a week.
I do hope Apple will add useful AI features for personalized playlists, among other things.
For example: "Siri, play relaxing songs with lyrics in English and Japanese with no heavy bass."
And Siri will know what I personally mean by relaxing and also avoid artists that I don't like.
I've used AM for close to two years and simply cannot get used to how little new music I discover when using it.
Would have been perfect as the integration with my Apple devices is phenomenal. But the suggestions just don't cut it.
I've now switched to YT Music -UI is kinda odd and not much better than AM. But the suggestions are a million times better.
And with YT Music, I also get to listen to all the cool "home-brewed", remixed and bootlegged stuff that you don't find anywhere else as it's not official releases.