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Genre pages are channel pages with a genre restriction behind them.

What Genre Channels Commonly Include

  • A large genre header
  • Optional genre subtitle text
  • Track, collection, producer, or nested-channel discovery sections
  • A genre radio button when radio actions are enabled
  • A custom beat request banner near the end of some genre channel pages

Why Genre Channels Feel Different

Genre channels can use a more cinematic header treatment than a generic channel page, but they still follow the same channel rules underneath:
  • Layout depends on channel configuration.
  • Filters are optional.
  • The content mix can change by genre.

Good Use Cases

  • Start with a genre when you know the broad sound.
  • Move into radio when you want the genre to keep generating playback ideas.
  • Use the genre page as a hub before narrowing further with tags, producer pages, or collections.
Last modified on February 28, 2026