Obviously if you can’t afford the $10 yearly subscription or the $3 monthly alternative, this review won’t change your mind. But if you want to know if it’s worth that much then I’m here to reassure you that it is. The two main reasons I feel this way have to do firstly with the recommendation system, which I believe compared to every other alternative is the best at understanding my specific tastes in relation to whatever music/ artist it is uses as a reference. And secondly I believe that the application stands head over heels above the rest when it comes to both the quantity of its features as well as the quality of those features. I am speaking of course from experience as I have used countless of music discovery apps and I’ve found that the only one that comes close to Discz( Recs) is Juicebox, which isn’t really saying much as it still leaves a lot to be desired in comparison to this technological masterpiece. Honestly, I’m so pleased with the application that I remain utterly confused as to why it has not been marketed more widely and more efficiently. And while it is not a direct competitor, I believe that its ability to surpass Spotify’s recommendation systems justifies its current cost in reference to that of Spotify’s, while remaining the greatest companion to the music streaming platform that has been achieved so far.

I was a huge fan of the older app, it was how i found a majority of my music since i could filter it through what i was currently looking for and swipe for hours until i was satisfied. i’m constantly looking for new music and it was a great app for me and i loved it…UNFORTUNATELY, the developers felt the need to add a paid subscription fee into the app. which is so unnecessary. i have to pay money to find music now.. really wish they just kept the old app how it was, even the new separate Discz app is strange now, it was perfect before they ruined everything. Please bring back the old version.. please.

App asked me what 3 artists I liked so it could get better songs to suggest me. I put in Britney Spears, Christina Milian and Christina Aguilera (so early 2000s pop music). The few songs it suggested me were random rock, punk, rap, basically everything as far away as possible from what it is that I put in. And this wouldn’t be that much of an issue if the app let you have far more suggestions before asking you to pay money. The app only let me go through about 10 songs before asking me to pay OR wait a day before viewing more, and I’m pretty sure I would have to go through over 100 for it to become more accurate, which would take over a week of using the app daily for it to become good. And even aside from that, a lot of the other features are locked behind paywalls too, to the point where I don’t think it’s worth it to have the app installed unless you pay the subscription monthly.

The discz app was phenomenal for its time because it allowed me to put together so many playlists and let me explore my music taste a lot. Then it turned into a community app which is fine but ruined the whole point of what it was originally set out to do. I saw this app was recommended. Downloaded it. Then after 5 swipes I reached the daily limit. Are you kidding me? The original app there was no pay wall and I would spend hours just on it looking for music. But now it takes me less than 30 seconds to be done with my limit for the app? Why is there a pay wall for things that’s not needed? Even with paying the pay wall the app will not be perfect. All in all. This app used to be amazing, but now you need to pay to even be able to use it. Don’t waste your time unless you wanna spend money. Even if you do spend your money it’s just not worth it