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Apple Music Introduces Five New 'Find Your Mood' Stations

Apple Music today introduced five new mood stations that allow you to shuffle through songs fitting for a certain mood. The stations are available to Apple Music subscribers worldwide in the Music app under Home → Find Your Mood.

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Apple says the mood stations are personalized based on your Apple Music listening history, and they are always updating with new songs.

The new stations:

  • Feel Good: Happy music with a positive vibe
  • Energy: Upbeat music to get you moving
  • Relax: Music that helps you find peace in the moment
  • Focus: Music to help you lock-in to the task at hand
  • Feeling Blue: Moody music that helps you lean into feeling down

These five new stations join the "Love" and "Heartbreak" stations that launched earlier this year.

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Top Rated Comments

sw1tcher Avatar
22 months ago
How about a station for our 10 emotions: Anxiety, Envy, Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, Disgust, Embarrassment, Ennui, Nostalgia
Score: 12 Votes (Like | Disagree)
VulchR Avatar
22 months ago
With all due respect, it sounds like they're marketing elevator music. No thanks.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
antiprotest Avatar
22 months ago
I tried the relax one and it did relax me a little.

It's better than the relax playlist because it goes on forever instead of just updating once a week.

I do hope Apple will add useful AI features for personalized playlists, among other things.

For example: "Siri, play relaxing songs with lyrics in English and Japanese with no heavy bass."

And Siri will know what I personally mean by relaxing and also avoid artists that I don't like.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Reformed Avatar
22 months ago
These are very welcome I guess. Apple needs to keep working on the algorithm, all of my now favorite bands were discovered on Spotify a couple years ago. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to discover any relevant music on AM.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
stiligFox Avatar
22 months ago

How about fixing so it plays actual relevant songs after my playlists end first? I keep testing Apple Music about once a year and then cancelling because they are still a long way behind Spotify when it comes to recommendations.
I find that sometimes it’s hit or miss for both services but when they get in the groove, they’ll suggest perfect music for me. Apple Music took longer to learn my style and required me to favorite whatever I liked, and now I like everything it suggests for me. Spotify was great for a while but my tastes changed and it’s not wanting to adapt and is instead suggesting things way outside my tastes.

Algorithms are decidedly finicky things, I swear.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
22 months ago

Thanks but no thanks. I pick the music I want to hear based on other criteria.
How do you discover new songs if you only ever pick songs that you know? 🤔

These are great new discovery opportunities. Listening to the "Feel Good" category at the moment, and already heard several new songs that fit my preferences nicely. 🤗
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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