Group/sort playlists/albums/artists/genres into folders

+1. I much prefer listening to entire albums rather than playlists most of the time, and as much as I love the feel of the Albums tab on Deezer, I find it to be an inconvenience scrolling through the whole thing any time I've kind of got a rough idea of the genre I'd like to go for but haven't settled on anything particular yet. I feel the ability to access saved albums according to some grouping criterion would do a fantastic job of enhancing the whole browsing experience and at the end of the day make it more enjoyable to interact with the app. A tagging system would seem like the most powerful solution to me.

Playlist folders would be great so that we would organize and categorize our playlists

@Bert Sorry for the delayed response. I've merged your idea into this existing one, just to make sure we don't have duplicates and are able to update all of you, when we have news about this :)
Thanks a lot for your idea! 🙏🏼

Playlist folders would be great so that we would organize and categorize our playlists

Hey there, I moved your idea into this existing one, make sure you vote for it 😉

I have a lot of cd's, and different kind of music, everytime I must scroll and search for a special disc... It would be nice if could search in my chapter Jazz for example....

I have a lot of cd's, and different kind of music, everytime I must scroll and search for a special disc... It would be nice if could search in my chapter Jazz for example....

There's an ongoing topic about this idea, so I moved yours into it 🙂

What I'm missing in Deezer is the ability to somehow select albums without adding them to "My music".
I listen a lot of new music in many genres and need to distinct new music from favorites.
E.g. I spend 30 minutes per week to look for new releases, trying 1-2 songs from release and select those albums which I would like to listen. All next week I listen new music, old favorite music - and here problems arise. Sometimes I want to listen something new in certain genre - sometimes I want to listen something from my favorites. How can I determine is this a new album or one of favorites? How to find something new in jazz in what I want to listen?
The queue in Deezer is only one, is easily overridden and cannot be filtered by genre/album/author.
Only option now is to open an album, select all tracks and add them to certain playing list (like jazz_later) but it is not very convenient.
What I propose is to add a tagging system. It will help users to organize a music library in convenient and robust way. I can mark new music by "Interested" tag, other can define more precise tags, other can define rating system etc etc etc and all this can be easy filtered.

What I'm missing in Deezer is the ability to somehow select albums without adding them to "My music".
I listen a lot of new music in many genres and need to distinct new music from favorites.
E.g. I spend 30 minutes per week to look for new releases, trying 1-2 songs from release and select those albums which I would like to listen. All next week I listen new music, old favorite music - and here problems arise. Sometimes I want to listen something new in certain genre - sometimes I want to listen something from my favorites. How can I determine is this a new album or one of favorites? How to find something new in jazz in what I want to listen?
The queue in Deezer is only one, is easily overridden and cannot be filtered by genre/album/author.
Only option now is to open an album, select all tracks and add them to certain playing list (like jazz_later) but it is not very convenient.
What I propose is to add a tagging system. It will help users to organize a music library in convenient and robust way. I can mark new music by "Interested" tag, other can define more precise tags, other can define rating system etc etc etc and all this can be easy filtered.

Hey there, I feel like your idea is a lot like this existing one, where the tags would work like folders too, so I moved it here 😉 Check it out and don't forget to show your support voting for it.

What I'm missing in Deezer is the ability to somehow select albums without adding them to "My music".
I listen a lot of new music in many genres and need to distinct new music from favorites.
E.g. I spend 30 minutes per week to look for new releases, trying 1-2 songs from release and select those albums which I would like to listen. All next week I listen new music, old favorite music - and here problems arise. Sometimes I want to listen something new in certain genre - sometimes I want to listen something from my favorites. How can I determine is this a new album or one of favorites? How to find something new in jazz in what I want to listen?
The queue in Deezer is only one, is easily overridden and cannot be filtered by genre/album/author.
Only option now is to open an album, select all tracks and add them to certain playing list (like jazz_later) but it is not very convenient.
What I propose is to add a tagging system. It will help users to organize a music library in convenient and robust way. I can mark new music by "Interested" tag, other can define more precise tags, other can define rating system etc etc etc and all this can be easy filtered.Hey there, I feel like your idea is a lot like this existing one, where the tags would work like folders too, so I moved it here 😉 Check it out and don't forget to show your support voting for it.

Ana, what I'm looking for is ability to select albums without adding them to "My Music". Folders can help if their content will not be present in "My Music". You know, apples and oranges )

The only way to save a song at the moment (as far as I can tell) is either by adding it to a playlist or to 'Favorite' the song. I'd really like to have a music library and a separate "Favorite Tracks" category. Something like Spotify's '+' button that does just that. I'm aware that I can create a playlist for my library but it'd be so much more convenient if I was able to achieve that with a single click.

I don't think this feature is missing due to any legal issues since there are a lot of music streaming services that have it (Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music to name a few), please correct me if I'm wrong though. This service seems pretty great and it's the first potential alternative I've found to Spotify and it seems like a really basic feature to provide users with.