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One Hit Wonder
December 3, 2017
Replied by Deezer

Listen later - like/love/save for later

  • December 3, 2017
  • 31 replies
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Maybe you guys could create an easy button/session for music we would like to listen to in the future (maybe pressing and holding over the desired album/artist). The app gives us too many great suggestions of music but sometimes we're just listening to another stuff at the moment. Sometimes we search for an artist and the app shows us "similar artist" that would be nice to "try" and it would be great if we could "save it for later on".
Thanx. Much love.
Hugo.
    Pinned Reply By Rudi

    Hi everyone, 

    Our developers really love this idea and they're looking into it :thumbsup_tone2:

    31 replies

    Roadie
    February 5, 2019
    I would love this! I was about to give that same idea. Please, Deezer, make this happen!
    Roadie
    June 3, 2019
    Please add listen later, it's just a simple table in database and few more basic pages in app.
    Roadie
    June 29, 2019
    How about a button to add an album to a list of albums your would like to listen to but don't wanna add to your favourites.

    Thanks.

    David
    Rudi
    Ultimate Superstar
    Ultimate Superstar
    June 30, 2019
    Hi there @unproductivemale

    Thanks for the suggestion - I've moved it here so that you can support the already existing idea 😉
    Rising Star
    January 8, 2020

    I’d really really like to be reminded of selected songs/albums/playlists. Sometimes i discover artists just reading stuff but i can’t listen them in that specific moment.

    I know i can create my playlist, but in this way many albums are queued together and if i add just 20 album the playlist become massive :( Also, i have the sensation that Flow algorithm prefer artists in the user playlist.

     

    Simple scheme

    MENU ...

    • Listen to this another time
      • Open Modal Window (Similar to the share one)
        • Buttons
          • Listen tonight
          • Listen tomorrow
          • Listen at specifc hour
            • Form hh:mm

    Also, with a friendly mobile/toast notification like “Do you remember this?” at specific hours i’d be very engaged to open Deezer instead of staring the screen in total silence ;)

     

    Rudi
    Ultimate Superstar
    Ultimate Superstar
    January 12, 2020

    Thanks for your detailed feedback @centomila :relaxed:

    This is a cool idea, let's see if our devs can prioritise it this year.

    Roadie
    July 4, 2020

    Hi. I’m often shuffling in my favorites and think either god I love this song or god I hate this song. It’s in my faves so obv I like the song but I’d like to be able to hit like again on songs I love and have them cycle through my shuffle more frequently. Maybe have five levels of like. 

    Rudi
    Ultimate Superstar
    Ultimate Superstar
    July 7, 2020

    Hey @gcestaro 

    I like your suggestion. I've moved it here so that it can expand an already existing idea - perhaps it can be worked by the same teams here at Deezer.

    Thank you for your support! :wink:

    Rudi
    Ultimate Superstar
    Ultimate Superstar
    January 11, 2021
    The following idea has been merged into this idea:

    All the votes have been transferred into this idea.
    Guitar Hero
    January 14, 2021

    I like this idea however I agree with another comment from the original discussion saying that it will require yet another button, at the risk of cluttering the GUI. I like Deezer because it has a clean interface, not too many buttons. If this feature is implemented at the expense of GUI real estate, I would rather not have this feature at all. I also do not like the idea of a “long press button” because it won’t be obvious, and will require an “onboarding step” to show hidden features = bad design.

    My current workaround is quite simple: I have a dedicated “listen later” playlist into which I add songs I want to listen to later. Maybe the best way to implement this feature is not to add a new dedicated button, but simply to focus on playlists functionalities.