Apple Music has quietly introduced a fresh personalised radio station feature to its subscribers without making any formal announcement. According to reports, the new personalised radio station called Discovery Station will analyse listeners’ listening histories to suggest new music to them. The function is somewhat reminiscent of Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlist, which competes with Apple Music as a music streaming service. According to reports, the new tool for playlist music recommendations will soon be available everywhere. However, Apple has not yet provided any information regarding the specifics of how it would work.
Recently, an additional Discovery Station tab was discovered on Apple Music. It does not, however, provide any information regarding the methodology behind the feature. According to 9to5Mac, the new feature will, however, offer algorithmic discovery alternatives based on listeners’ listening histories and preferences. The new Discovery Station is reportedly being progressively rolled out to all customers worldwide after consumers first noticed it on August 7. The new function can be found in the Apple Music app’s ‘Stations for You’ section under the ‘Listen Now’ option.
Additionally, the new Apple Music Discovery Station might not play music from the library or playlists, according to the report. Instead, it will play music that the user has never listened to before but is comparable to their listening history.
Apple released Apple Music Classical earlier this year, a special app for classical music. With more than 5 million tracks, it is said to have the greatest classical music collection in the world. In all nations where Apple Music is available, with the exception of China, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Taiwan, and Turkey, the app is free for subscribers to Apple Music.
