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I used to really love music discovery on Spotify. I now find it's the same ald songs over and over. It finds what you like and reinforces that rather than gradually expand it.
I'm in the same boat. For years now it's felt like every daily mix and discovery playlist is 10 songs I recently just listened to on repeat and then 2 songs that aren't even tangentially related and I'm left questioning why they were being shown to me.
I agree on the discovery being crap on Spotify. I started to listen to the podcast NPR new music Fridays, and get my discovery that way nowadays.