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I have added Apple Music Pop hit playlists for all of the 1960s into the 1970s, all of a sudden all of these playlists have added French pop songs? Any idea why this happened?
By the way I didn't change anything in the lists.
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.14
Having the same issue here as well. Quite strange that "French Pop" songs are showing up in Pop Hits curated playlists from several years, 1968, 1970, etc. Also strange is that the release year on the French songs doesn't match the playlist's year; for ex. a French song from 2010 appears in my Pop Hits: 1969 playlist. Also, several songs appear across all the different year playlists, and many also appear more than once in the same playlist. I contacted Apple Support, and they do not have any satisfactory answers except to suggest that I 'Dislike' the songs, and leave Feedback. This clearly seems to be something gone amiss in the curating algorithms, and hopefully Apple will set things to right, as I'm not keen on hearing, "Je N'aurai Pas Le Temps" along with Gladys Night.
Did you already double check your region in settings?
Thanks for the reply. I thought I was going nuts!!
I am wondering if it is messing with the algorithm for some reason. Here is a link that may or may not help - Use Apple Music - Official Apple Support
It is possible that it is not differentiating between countries and just listing all the pop hits from all over the world?
I thought the same but why all of a sudden?
I didn't change anything. I thought there may be a region settings somewhere in Apple Music but I couldnt find it
Yup my account shows my region as the United States
Thanks Ill give them a try
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