No way to permanently block an artist or stop AI-generated music recommendations
Music streaming app users have no mechanism to permanently exclude a specific artist or dislike a track so it stops appearing in algorithmic recommendations and the home screen. This is increasingly frustrating as AI-generated ("slop") tracks get recommended, since the app offers a positive engagement signal (like/heart) but no durable negative one.
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