Legendo Music: Human Playlisting With Potential?
June 16, 2022 — The robot can never respect the deeds of his ancestors, let alone mankind. A cyborg is not made of mud — and cannot dream of returning to dust (unlike those of us who wear the griffin-marked melam of the Annunaki, of course.)
That said, and on a bit of a side note, we are not entirely against macOS Object Trackers that use M1 machine learning to detect character faces to match head movement for high-quality music and lyrics video titles and effects. That aside, Legendo Music guarantees the following Spotify playlists have been intuitively created without using algorithms or AI-powered bots — we simply used customized melam and human brainpower.
The Human Touch
An official Spotify playlist selection can change an artist’s career overnight and generate significant revenue. But how do independent artists who believe there is more to this world than “lyrics of love and relationships” and “bling and attitude” get onto the more popular playlists?
“…most songs and the majority of independent and self-releasing artists go nowhere.”
Spotify playlisting is a system of mysterious interconnectivity. It is like a giant pretzel, intertwined in different ways. Songs by independent artists officially playlisted by Spotify can go up, down, or sideways. However, they mostly disappear and fizzle out after some time. In other words, most songs and the majority of independent and self-releasing artists go nowhere.
Legendo Music figured it was about time we took matters into our own hands. If you are interested in humanly created playlists for Nordic folk, ancient throat-singing, neofolk, metal, or cinematic scores — welcome to some of the best music you have never heard!
Legendo on Spotify
- Northern Spirits & Heathen Folk on Spotify
- Nordic Neofolk on Spotify
- Epic Cinematica on Spotify
- Celtic Soul on Spotify
- Eurasian Neofolk on Spotify
- Folk Axe Metal on Spotify
“Independent playlisting is the way, as a certain Mandalorian might have put it.”
Also, independent artists can use the Spotify playlist submission tool, which is not a bad solution. It is just that an artist making a submission is still one in a million — at best — and they’re not likely to get playlisted unless their music falls within the perimeter of Spotify’s in-house curators who can be described as self-proclaimed tastemakers using machine learning and AI to aid their decisions.
Independent playlisting is the way, as a certain Mandalorian might have put it.
