The second issue that Spotify seems to be having this year is confusion on genres. I mean, David Guetta himself released a cover track of ‘Dreams' last week, one of the biggest tracks of 2020, and it didn't make this many editorials. Is this track the biggest EDM tune of 2020? No, it's a pop/deep house track that shouldn't be placed in the top 20 of 1/2 the dance playlists. Her track ‘Float' came out today and is in over 30 editorials. Why is this Anabel Englund track on the top of Friday Cratediggers & New Dance Revolution? Not to mention the same cover? Listen, I have absolutely no issue against Anabel Enguld or her music, it's quite good, but she is forced into almost every Spotify Dance editorial. But over the past couple of years, especially in 2020, those playlists slowly turned from a nicely curated selection of tracks into a forced ear on what seems to be tracks Spotify wants me to listen to. Friday Cratediggers, Dance Rising, New Dance Revolution, Power Hour, I loved them all. That doesn't and shouldn't make sense, does it? Why does the leading digital streaming platform in all of music have the worst curated playlists? We used to love Spotify Editorials when they 1st starting gaining major popularity in and around 2015 & 2016.

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