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Premium
Operating System
Windows 10
My Question or Issue
Since the new UI update which was installed automatically on my work laptop today the feature "Similar artists" is gone which was displayed at an artists page on the right corner of the site.
This was very helpful for me to discover artists that somehow have similar music content.
Can we bring that feature back in? Would be decent!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hey @burph!
This feature has only moved a bit. Scroll down on the artist profile and you will see a row labeled: Fans also like
This is the same as similar artists, now renamed to make it more clear how that list was being populated in the first place 🙂
Cheers!
Hey @burph!
This feature has only moved a bit. Scroll down on the artist profile and you will see a row labeled: Fans also like
This is the same as similar artists, now renamed to make it more clear how that list was being populated in the first place 🙂
Cheers!
Hey @_jbj2r-q9pw1,
currently there are no plans to bring that design element back. From received feedback, having an empty box is not useful and it just takes up display space for people who are not interested in this particular feature.
As the box cannot be a dynamic element, we've gone with the row option to find a compromise between including such a discovery element and preserving space for users who mainly navigate to an artist and want to listen to them specifically, which is the most common use scenario. We can look into switching its positioning but so far it seems it is a good balanced spot, as it is one of the 1st discovery elements to be displayed, right after playlist features (which itself is kind of a segway, as it does have an element of discovery but also still focuses on looking for more of the same artist).
We're noting this down though and will see if any optimizations can be done. Ultimately, we understand that we won't be able to make everyone 100% happy, but we're doing our best to find good compromises for both usage types.
Take care!
Thanks, I wasn't sure if this brings up the same results 🙂
Regards
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