I usually pick a song or artist I'm vibing to at any given time, and use Spotify's radio function for that song/artist. It's helped me discover new artists, as well as rediscover old songs I'd forgotten about. Otherwise their generated playlists based on different moods or their "daylist" are good go-to's.
Sometimes I'm feeling R&B, sometimes movie/show/video game soundtracks, sometimes showtunes, sometimes pop, sometimes rock. My yearly Wrapped Top 100 is always a hodge podge of different genres. Admittedly I try to avoid certain genres and playlists during the daytime because "sleep" synth, video game, and classical playlists play endlessly for 6-10 hours at night.
This early morning was a mix of Nordic themed battle music from games like Witcher, Janthir Wilds, Skyrim, and God of War. Right now I've got "Angel of Mine" radio going. When I go to the gym later and leave music for the dogs, it'll probably be a chill artist radio like The Midnight, Amy Winehouse, or SZA radio. Then some Legend of Zelda covers/remix playlists to round out the night before my usual sleep playlists. I make the absolute most of my family plan 💰, Spotify never gets a rest with me.
Do any other Spotify users use the daylist it generates? If so, what's the most outlandish or pointed name you've gotten? I think mine was a few days ago where it was called "brat summer pink pilates princess afternoon," and I have never felt that called out before 😅
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