Do you create playlist to add stability to your charts?

Question

I just got into making playlist for Zero Charts stability and I like it so much better than what I did before because songs would spend 5 weeks max on the chart unless it was like on constant repeat for me and the playlist helps add some stability and realism to my charts.

Answer 1

You see, I'm not stable myself, so why would my listening habits be? I mean, I try to not let the songs fluctuate so much but... if I don't feel like listening to a song then goodbye au revoir adios

Answer 2

i have a playtist of stability for the songs but normally only 10 (of the 20) manage to enter the charts, the rest is to help stabilize the albums to which they belong.

Answer 3

não, eu só ouço oq me dá vontade

Answer 4

yes, i started to do this in 2019 and the songs had the better stability on the chart. Blinding Lights is an example, the song was 1 year on playlist and charted for a 1 year on chart

Answer 5

yes, I do. I got a playlist that follows my Z50 singles chart and another one that follows the artist charts (but this one is like a radio, where I put the single that's being promoted by the artist). I also use the "On Repeat" Spotify playlist as a way to keep charts stable.

Comments

im really about to move to spotify because apple music playlist are so bad

Answer 6

yes, i do. it helps a lot.

Answer 7

i used to do some time ago but no more, i feel like it ruins a little bit the essence of listening music on your own and becomes something very mechanized