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Spotify Alternative for streaming server
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Spotify just shows you want they want you to listen to, just like any other streaming service. I've found more cool music within the past few years thanks to music communities than I ever did from Spotify, not to mention the giant amount of music that isn't even on Spotify to begin with.
Listening to the radio also helps. The BBC Sounds website will tell you all the tracks played in a programme for any of their radio stations.
maybe in the UK, but US radio is trash.