Motorola’s Playlist Studio just destroyed Spatif’s algorithm for me

As a longtime spatafe user, there are many things I like about streaming giant. It knows that the taste of my music is better than me, and I start a joint jam every time I walk around with my friends. Still, I often feel bored with myself a little disappointed and somewhat careful algorithm – I like the songs that choose it, and knows that I like these songs, so it just chooses the song.

But now, there is an AI -driven solution on the table, and it comes from an unexpected place. Motorola has just introduced the playlist generator that I am waiting for, and I think it could give me a chance to re -consider my relationship with Spatif. Why is it here

When the OEMS decides that the time has finally come to the AI ​​race, it seems that they do it with a familiar set of features. Almost has almost always always tools to help you write better, keep you more organized, and create pictures based on your family and friends’ gestures or photos. Motorola is not an exception. This has come to the smart way to take note and sound recording on your new Razr, and its image is in the sweet location between Google’s Pixel Studio and Portrait Studio in Samsung.

However, the feature that I think most people would like to use is the playlist studio. It is like a very picture generator in which you feed and create it back, but instead of the same syllable (or a series of photos), you get a custom playlist of ten songs to stream and save.

With the Razor 2025 series, our short -term example was to ask for the “Y2K pizza party jam”, which may have been a bit ahead of my time, but in Buenos’s crazy love or hot in the blue, it is difficult to discuss warmly. I chose the crowd of briefing not to subjugate my preferred taste of sad music, but I plan to further test this feature after taking the time to dig deep into the razor ultra in my daily life.

Of course, the motorLau AI -powered playlist generator is not the first to make. Spatif did something similar for the UK and Australian users in beta testing in early 2024, before expanding it to other English -speaking countries. I’ve tried this feature since then (which is left in beta testing), and it works very well. However, it falls into the same problem in which most of my spatial playlists hurts: it already knows my tastes well.

For example, I pulled the Spatif’s AIPlaylist menu, asking for “sad songs that will fit in the jungle”, and found a playlist of 30 songs that are already in my spatie -made moody mix, and I didn’t even have to ask for it. I may not get so many songs at a time by Motorola, but I am strangely thankful that the playlist studio is running without my taste.

Unfortunately, about Motorola’s playlist studio, I have an important thing about all the clean things I like: it just works with Amazon music. Yes, the music streaming service that is sitting in the third place behind the spotifies and Apple music is in the sense that I know who uses it. I have a premium subscription thanks to my ongoing Amazon prime membership, but I don’t think I have ever touched the platform outside a few weeks using a fire tablet every year.

Therefore, it means that I have to either give Amazon music another chance, trust the spots to improve its AI algorithm (my expectations are not high), or go back and manually create everything that the playlist studio produces by hand. For now, I think I will eliminate the latter, because it allows me to maintain my current podcast subscriptions, like -like songs, and I’m already logged into Spatifs somewhere near 15 or 20 devices – not that I am proud of it.

But honestly, if Motorola really wants people to pressure to use their playlist studio – and I really want to use its playlist studio – this feature has to open a bit. Motorola tied its new razrs to support for capilot, harassment, gymnasium, and its own AI -powered features, so it should be able to export playlists in the minimum spot and YouTube music. When that day comes, I will be happy to prepare and share the playlists unless you get sick of them – and then I will share anything else.