Hi @smos, it does work as a playlist, every Friday. Could you please confirm that it does not appear un the homepage carroussel?
Could you please provide screen shots/ examples
Thanks 

Hi @smoms,

I’ve tried to do the same, but when playing The New releases for you” it plays like a playlist.

I tried it twice on my Chromebook on the web:

And here the songs it plays next and as you can see, the same as the New releases:

I also tried it on a Android phone, no issues here.

As @Jaime.Deezer asked, could you send us some examples?

Do you mean the notifications perhaps that are updated each Friday with the bell icon?

You can find most of the tracks also in the playlist “New Releases” that resides in the Discover section of your home page if you scroll to the right side:

Thank you for your help @bluezzbastardzz @awesomemac and @Jaime.Deezer 

On my Deezer home page (both on the mac app and Chrome) there are two lists with similar names:

“New releases for you” (not a playlist)

and

“New releases” (a playlist)

As you can see, they are different lists - one is a playlist and the other is not.

I find the  “New releases for you” list to be the best for finding new artists that I like. Unfortunately it doesn’t act as a playlist. My request/suggestion was that it should be able to operate as a playlist, just like “New releases”

 @smoms 

In section New releases for you are NEW albums and singles .

In this moment only way to operate new releases as playlist is :

Create a new playlist and then from New releases add albums or singles on it .

In any time you can remove songs from your playlist , and add there what you want.

@smoms,

Now I understand! Thank you.

And yes, the second one isn’t playlist and doesn’t work as a playlist like you wrote.

As far as I know, the option Nina wrote is the only option.

Hey there ​@smoms , 

I think that’s a great idea, in fact I think there are a couple of other sections on the homepage that would be cool to listen to as a full playlist. 

On the other hand, I’ve just seen that there’s also a new feature of flow that focuses on new releases. Trying it out I think it’s pretty good for discovering new artists - maybe worth a shot