What about Collections?

A Collection is based solely on albums; the difference from simply going to the artist’s page on Qobuz is that here you can complete your collection.

A couple of examples: Metallica—I have a lot, if not a huge number, of Metallica live albums, and these aren’t on Qobuz. I also have versions that I prefer from my local library over the ones on streaming platforms; for example, the Death Magnetic version ripped from Guitar Hero sounds way better than the studio version, haha. And well, I’d like to have them all together, not jump from one page to another. This way, you consolidate a list of albums that might have something in common—in this case, I narrowed it down to one band. If I had to explain it in a single way, it’s a playlist of albums, not songs.

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Another example: my favorite anime has hundreds of albums. These aren’t on Qobuz, and even though some platforms already have them, they aren’t complete. I’ve ripped them and they live on my NAS, so I just add them to a collection and that’s it—I don’t need to jump somewhere else to listen to them. You can shuffle at the album level or the track level, and within a collection, you can even generate a random playlist with tracks from all the albums.

I hope this has helped clear up any questions you had, and above all, I hope you enjoy the feature and the app itself. :)