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‘Death to Spotify’: the DIY movement to get artists and fans to quit the music app
(www.theguardian.com)
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I agree, but have you tried the recommendation engines on the other platforms?
I tried Tidal, but not heavily. Right, what I do love about Qobuz is their weekly updated new albums. It's easy to put on something new. And then there's the "Newcomers" lists, which are new artists, curated weekly or monthly, not sure.
As for their recommendations: I've only used it for two weeks with listening to a lot more new artists and music, so it's currently all over the place lol.
Edit: and I agree with Spotify having so many more features than the others, but I can live without them. My wife, on the other hand...