When the algorithm runs out of ideas
You know the feeling. The recommended playlist keeps handing you songs that sound like the last one, and the discovery tab starts looping. It is fine at guessing what is safe. It is bad at surprising you.
Real discovery has friction and a point of view. A friend who will not stop talking about one album. Someone whose film taste you would follow anywhere. Corus puts those people back at the center.
How you find your next favorite on Corus
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Follow real taste
Follow the people whose music and film picks you already trust, and the ones Corus matches you with.
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See what they love now
Your feed is the songs and films they are actually choosing to share, not what a system predicts.
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Take it wherever you listen
Tap through to Spotify, Apple Music or wherever you watch. Corus points you there, it does not lock you in.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to discover new music?+
The recommendations that actually stick tend to come from people, not a queue. On Corus you follow people whose taste you trust and see exactly what they are loving right now, so discovery feels like a friend handing you a record instead of an autoplay guess.
How is this different from Spotify or Apple Music recommendations?+
Streaming apps guess what to play next from your history. Corus shows you what real people are choosing to share, with their name and reasoning attached. It works alongside Spotify and Apple Music: every song links out so you listen wherever you already do.
Does Corus help me discover films too?+
Yes. Corus is for music and film together. The same people you trust for songs are often the ones with the best taste in movies, and on Corus both live in one feed.
Do I need a big following to get good recommendations?+
No. As soon as you share a few things you love, Corus surfaces the people whose taste overlaps with yours, so good recommendations start early.
Is Corus free?+
Yes, Corus is free on iPhone, Android and the web, with no ads.
