Creating music playlists, opportunity here?

[Audiophile]

Hello folks.
I started to read tmf for a week ago and couldn't put it down. I was thinking about ways I could use the knowledge I have to get a way into the fastlane.
So an idea came to my mind. Besides working a 9-5 I spend most of my time with music. Listening to a thousand of songs and sort out the best ones to a couple of hundred. I create Playlists and most of the time my friends come to me to get their hands on those new lists I created. So I thought I can get people around me to listen to the Playlists why not do it on a larger scale on the internet.
My plan so far is posting a taste, some tracks of the list on Instagram, doing a follow up podcast on YouTube providing additional information on those tracks. Posting new releases on Twitter. All of those things refer to my page on patreon where I will offer my Playlists for a monthly subscription. I'm currently in the previous stages of starting everything. Learning how to utilize Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Patreon.
I was wondering what you are thoughts on the idea and I am looking for any advice or help I can get.

 

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[Supercar]

Sounds like a lot of manual labor to me. You will be competing with Pandora and (forgot its name) who employ statistics and advanced computer algorithms. How will you do it better?

 

[Audiophile]

Sounds like a lot of manual labor to me. You will be competing with Pandora and (forgot its name) who employ statistics and advanced computer algorithms. How will you do it better?

The music genre I would provide the Playlists for are not mainstream music I guess those algorithms and statistics work after what's popular.
So to answer your question I wouldn't have to do it better than them, since my audience would be considered a niché.