Not sure if ‘discover weekly’ does more, and there are still huge unexplored areas of music recommendation, but the weekly recommended playlists on Apple Music have been wonderful for me. I add music to my library faster than I can listen to it at this point, and I’ve discovered bands in my 40s that I hold as close to my heart as those I discovered as a teenager.

To me, lossless is mostly like organic food. It's about knowing that its origin is pure, even though I can't really taste the difference.

On revealing equipment you can absolutely tell the difference.

I own a pair of Focal Clear and on a number of songs the previous AAC encoding would exhibit artifacts and sound a lot less crisp.

I treat claims that people can hear differences between lossless and high bitrate lossy compression with scepticism. I do not doubt anyone's sincerity, but it's unbelievably easy to fool yourself with audio signals. Expectations become reality even when the signal is identical. What you expect changes how you listen; and how you listen changes what you hear.

(I work for a classical music label.)

For me it is the discography view that Spotify has. They buried it in the most recent update, but I recently found that none of the competition has it.

That and it turns out that Apple's windows software is still a bit of a dog after all these years.