Hello, I left Spotify to subscribe to Deezer, wishing to support a french company (as a French person), but, you apparently made the choice not to allow users to organize their music with folders, people who listens to a lot of music and hundreds of albums have the need to arrange them by topic. How can one find an album listened several years ago if one cannot put it in a well arranged folder on the shelf?
I'm going to have to go back to Spotify, are you aware that by refusing this basic function, you're probably losing hundreds of thousands of customers?
I imagine that in one way or another it must suits your business model, but... it's embarrassing. I'm writing you this message to find out if you agree that it's not possible to organize your music using folders, thank you in advance for your reply and have a nice day.
WE NEED FOLDERS TO ORGANISE OUR MUSIC
+2You can be creative and use playlists as folders.
Hello,
The community has been asking for this feature for at least 7 years, and it’s hard to understand why organizing playlists into folders still isn’t a priority — especially when visual additions like stickers on covers (link: Your App, Your Way: Personalize Deezer Like Never Before 📲) are being prioritized instead.
Deezer could take inspiration from Tidal, which offers a very simple and effective folder system. It would be a huge improvement for users with large music libraries.
Have a nice day.
+14- Deezer Legend
- 5584 replies
Hi
Some users have commented before that there should be an organization or sorting of playlists and albums into folders.
You can cast your vote in the links below
I’m currently trial running both Deezer and Tidal and over all I like Deezer better but Tidal having folders makes it REALLY tempting to go with them. I have a lot of playlists and not being able to organize them more cleanly is a major drawback for me.
+6- Deezer Legend
- 1832 replies
I use playlists as folders—I find it quite convenient. So what does Tidal do differently if it does allow you to create folders? If you don’t mind me asking, what do you use those folders for?
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