#playlist culture

Are curated playlists killing the art of the album, or are they just better for how we actually listen?

Is Spotify’s algorithmic curation a creative crutch, or the only thing keeping music discovery alive for most people?

Are streaming algorithms killing the art of discovering new music, or is that just nostalgia talking?

Is it elitist to say streaming services are ruining music discovery for the planet?

Are curated playlists killing real music discovery, or are they just convenient for lazy listeners?

Do "smart" playlists ruin the soul of music curation, or is algorithm-driven discovery superior?