The “Air” section chooses what you can listen to at the moment based on your unique preferences, what you’re doing and your mood. The episode includes several “waves”, each presenting their own “content consumption scenarios”.
Therefore, Sound Power wave uses various artificial intelligence models that can “feel” any change in the “mood” of your taste. The “Repeat” wave includes tracks that the user listens to frequently, while the “Editor’s Playlists” wave includes music compiled by industry experts. The “experiment” wave presents a selection of new music genres that a person may like, taking into account their tastes and listening history. Mixes of the Day offers music selections by genre based on the user’s listening history. The “Top 100” are the most popular musical compositions in one handy list, and “New to You”, as the name suggests, has compositions that a person may not have heard of but might like.
The app also includes a “Browse” section that recommends music to people who don’t know what they’re looking for, and a feature that suggests playlists for people with similar tastes to find and share.
Well, in “Collection” you can find your favorite tracks as well as listening history.
According to Zvuk representatives, the new form of music consumption they propose will have a significant impact on the industry.
Source: Ferra
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