Artist pages
Open an artist from a song or collection. Explore available releases, top or related material, and follow the catalog’s artist identity rather than treating every same-name result as the same person.
Switch the catalog you explore, keep recommendations personal, and choose where the next song comes from.
The profile/provider selector changes whose Home you see. Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music bring their own shelves, recommendations and collection identities, alongside shared discovery such as ListenBrainz.
Online search follows that selected provider too, so songs, albums, artists and playlists come from the catalog you are exploring. View Profile opens that provider’s profile context. Your saved Sufle library remains available separately. Connect providers in Settings; catalog/library access and audio access can require different sessions. Apple Music audio needs a supported subscription and its server audio sign-in, not just a web library connection.
Changing the Home provider is a browsing choice. It does not force every song to play from that provider. Examples use sample shelves; real titles and availability come from the connected account.
Spotify’s desktop setup uses SpotX-Bash; Apple Music sessions use WorldObservationLog/wrapper. Sufle’s independent YouTube resolver follows the playback approach documented by Kopuz.
Spotify
Apple Music
YouTube MusicAutomatic provider-switch illustration with sample shelves and catalog entries. Playback preferences remain separate.
Autoplay has its own “Autoplay suggestions” setting. You can browse Spotify’s Home while asking Apple Music to supply the recommendations that continue a listening session, or choose another connected source.
Once the selected music runs out, the queue can continue with that provider’s related-song suggestions. Start Radio builds a session around a particular song. Suggest More and Suggest Less let you steer recording recommendations over time.
Autoplay needs an available online recommendation source. It does not invent an offline station or silently promise results from an unconnected account.
Home & searchindependent of
Autoplay suggestionsSimilar to Point and Kill · Little Simz
Why Don't YouCleo Sol
BittersweetLianne La Havas
You Ain't the ProblemMichael KiwanukaSample recommendations illustrate the selected source. Autoplay results depend on that provider’s account and catalog.
ListenBrainz is Sufle’s primary discovery thread. Its recommendations and release discovery sit alongside connected provider feeds, giving your library more ways to lead you somewhere new.
Optional listen submissions record qualifying listening time. Recording feedback is separate from listen history and can be kept locally while offline before synchronization. You choose whether to enable these connections.
Recommendations come from ListenBrainz, with recording metadata from MusicBrainz.



Open an artist from a song or collection. Explore available releases, top or related material, and follow the catalog’s artist identity rather than treating every same-name result as the same person.
Browse an album’s tracks, artwork, story and available information. Recording and songwriting credits appear when metadata sources can supply them.
Provider search helps explore a catalog. Sufle library search, list filters and sorting help find something already saved, even inside a long song list.
Explore supported YouTube video results and video shelves, with a separate video playback presentation. Video availability follows its source and recording.
Browse Radio Browser stations by country and genre. Keep favorites and recently played stations; the stream comes directly from the station.
Station discovery is provided by Radio Browser.
Find available new releases and browse categories, revisit listening history, or return to recently added music. Cached collections stay visible while eligible content refreshes.