Feature Requests

Allow users to add comments or notes to a playlist. For example, someone might want to write a comment for a playlist such as, "A playlist curated from the songs featured in a heartfelt recommendation by a fellow music lover."

"Album Collections" (maybe a more creative name 🤔) – a feature that allows users to group albums into custom subgroups. Unlike playlists, which focus on individual tracks, I'd like a way to organize entire albums into thematic groups while preserving the ability to browse via album thumbnails. Whether you want to group together albums from a "Best Albums of the Year" article, Box Sets, your Movie Soundtracks, "Produced by Steve Albini," or whatever...this feature would make it enjoyable to browse through a group of saved albums. How It Works: Create a Collection: Users can create a new Album Collection the same ways that they create a playlist, but the option should only be applicable when dealing with an "Album". Add Albums: Add albums to the collection the same ways you add to a playlist. View and Manage: Access your Album Collections from a dedicated section in the library, where you can view, edit, and manage your groups. Maybe a new button on the Top Row of Buttons (TRB) and make the second row of buttons (SRB) show the Album Collections that the user has created (or an option to "Create New Collection")

Description: Please add the ability to browse and search by Record Label. It could be implemented as another selectable button in the Top Row of buttons (Song, Artist, Album, etc.). Current Workaround: Right now, I manage this in my local library by moving all "Record Label" metadata into the "Conductor" field, which I don't use because it's redundant with the "Artist" field. Dependencies: Of course, this feature depends on the Record Label metadata being present. Qobuz content seems to includes Record Label metadata. My local content contains this metadata "Record Label" field and I have also seen a field called "Label." Adding this feature would add a lot of enjoyment for collectors like me who are interested in the various aesthetics of different Labels. Thank you!