r/playlists is a subreddit with 25k members. They frequently recommend/review playlist and spotify alternative, and the most common flair used is mix, pop, chill, dance/electronic, and alternative.
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Products Discussed in r/playlists
Playlist
1 review
#1
Spotify
3.0★ from 1 review
Spotify Alternative
1 review
#1
BluePlayer
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/playlists
#1
Mix
: "Another Control resonant playlist"
16 posts
#2
Pop
: "Música para Trabajar y Concentrarse"
12 posts
#3
Chill
: "High End/Creme de la Crema/Bees Knees"
11 posts
#4
Dance/Electronic
: "[Techno] This list is perfect for Techno lovers, ready for a great night!"
8 posts
#5
Alternative
: "I made a 14-hour alternative playlist for people who love Phoebe Bridgers but don’t want to be sad all day."
6 posts
#6
Rock
: "rate my music taste based on my playlists! (riot grrrl)"
6 posts
#7
Hip-Hop
: "elite curated rap playlists"
6 posts
#8
Party
: "Found a nursery rhyme playlist that doesn't make me want to leave the room (rare W)"
6 posts
#9
Discussion
: "My season 9 Soundtracks"
5 posts
#10
Indie
: "Slow alternative and indie playlist for late night listening"
3 posts
Member Growth in r/playlists
Yearly
+4k members(18.5%)
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Last updated: October 1, 2026