Take control of your music experience with Deezer's improved recommendation settings. Learn how to manage your music preferences, dislike tracks you don't want to hear, and customise your algorithm to get better recommendations 🤓
Find out how to make Deezer's algorithm work better for you!
What’s New? 👀
❌ A Smarter, Simpler Ban Button - Say goodbye to songs that just aren’t your vibe. We’ve made the Dislike button easier to find and use—so you can instantly let Deezer know when something’s not hitting right. One tap, and it’s out of your algorithm.
➕➖The ALGOrithm Settings Space - Discover a new dedicated Tab to see which songs and artists are currently influencing your recommendations and edit the list as you please.
🫡 Manage your dislikes - Remove artists and tracks that no longer reflect your taste.
💜 Tune your feed - Add or remove elements to better align with what you want to hear.
📱 App: CLICK HERE
🖥️ Web: CLICK HERE
How to Use It 💡
How to dislike Tracks or Artists
Don't want to hear a particular song or artist in your recommendations? No problem! Here's how to dislike them:
- When playing a song, tap dislike button in the player
- Choose from two options:
- Don't recommend this track - removes just this song
- Don't recommend this artist - removes all songs from this artist
Managing Your Disliked Content
Want to see what you've banned or change your mind about something? Here's how:
- Open your Settings
- Tap "Manage my dislikes"
- You'll see lists of all your disliked tracks and artists
- Changed your mind? Tap the X next to it
*What Happens When You Dislike Something?
When you dislike content, Deezer will:
- Remove it from your Flow
- Keep it out of your mixes and recommendations
- Learn your preferences to suggest better alternatives
By customising your algorithm, you'll see all your liked, disliked and streamed tracks and be able to tweak the list to influence your future recommendations 🤓
Tell Us What You Think! 📣
We’re building this with you in mind, and we’d love your input. Explore the new features, and let us know:
What’s working? What could be better? Leave your suggestions/feedback in a comment under this post!
