This may be relevant to other streaming platforms, but I am suggesting this primarily for Tidal users. Changes made by Tidal, allow users to see how many other users are following their public playlists “fans” but no longer allows access to identify those “fans” own playlists. I think this a great shame as it is a cool method of finding new music from like minded “fans”. I am suggesting that forum users leave their user id’s here together with a brief description of the type of music on their (public) playlists. Perhaps start creating a few public playlists if you do not have any. Lets start something of a social music sharing movement. To start the ball rolling, my user id is pp mitch and you will find I have a very large public playlist that covers aspects and blurs many lines of Rock, Jazz (a broad spectrum of Jazz), folk, country, Blues, world and some classical. Over 1,800 tracks but all very carefully selected. Come on, lets follow each other and see if we can find new exciting music!
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