Very fun to get lost in.Your taste in music is you own choice. My favorite website out of all these is - every genre (4396 and counting) on spotify is on there, and theres a lot of interesting data. Not all are on Spotify because sometimes the albums are obscure things like italian ska music from the 80s or something. randomly generates a spotify album generates random album makes music out of wikipedia’s recent feed. ive never used it, but it helps you make playlists im not smart enough to figure out how to use this, but it’s supposed to help you make playlists converts spotify playlists to different platforms and vice versa generates a playlist after inputting a track input three bands you like and it predicts what you might like very old looking, generates a playlists if you input a artists you like. basically the same as dubolt, except it also gives you statistics as well input artists/tracks and will give you a personalized playlist, you can even adjust the popularity, loudness, tempo, acousticness, number of tracks, etc Spotivolve, a website that tracks how your music taste has changed over time. not really sure how to use this yet but it seems really cool works similarly to dublolt (see in music discovery) send the link to someone and you can see how compatible your music taste is tells you your top artists/tracks of the past month, 6 months, and all time, AND lets you make a playlist out of them.

makes landscapes based on your latest spotify listens !/ -lists your stats, top genres, tells you how obscure your taste it, and what your happiness, energy, acousticness, danceability percentage is compared to average compiles music data from a certain playlist, or every song you've ever added to a playlist. lists your top artists/tracks by short term (4 weeks), medium term (6 months), and long term. Seeing that is no longer in use, ive decided to share my collection of spotify related websites that i've gathered over the years.

How bad is your spotify similar