AlgoBreak

True shuffle.
No algorithm.

Recommendation loops collapse into the same five tracks. AlgoBreak searches the catalog with a random genre, country, and year, then jumps to a real result — on the player you already use.

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AlgoBreak: true shuffle across world genres

How it actually randomizes

Guessing video IDs from the URL almost never hits a real song. AlgoBreak does this instead.

01

Seed the world

A random genre, country, year, instrument, or language — highlife, city pop, qawwali, not another English-language radio track.

02

Match the player

The same random-seed shuffle runs in YouTube Music, YouTube, Shorts, Spotify, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and Pandora.

03

Jump in-player

It loads the next roll in the player you have open. Keep shuffling on and the next track is another roll, not a mix.

Supported players

Same shuffle on the tab you have open. Use the dice on the page, or the popup.

In the player

A dice on the player, or the popup. Alt+Shift+R rolls a track.

AlgoBreak popup with keep shuffling and songs-only toggles Play random in the AlgoBreak popup Recent rolls from Ghana, Japan, and Pakistan Songs only setting Keep shuffling when a song ends

Pricing

Chrome extension

Try 10 rolls free, then $5 once. Works across the supported players. No AlgoBreak account, no subscription.

$5 lifetime

Updates

Latest from the changelog.

  1. 1.4.4 — Keep shuffling is a real On/Off control and stays on the setting you clicked.
  2. 1.4.3 — Shorts autoplay On/Off sits above the dice, just over the heart.
  3. 1.4.2 — Shorts autoplay rolls a new Short when the current one ends.