A developer has created a solution for Last.fm users seeking RSS feeds, as the official service has discontinued this feature. The tool allows users to generate four primary feed types using their Last.fm username: recent tracks, loved tracks, top tracks, and top artists. Users can customize the time period for the latter two options, choosing from 7 days, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, or overall.

A notable addition includes the integration of album art, with large versions added as enclosures. Furthermore, the platform now supports recommended tracks, available in both standard RSS feed and a Soundixx-compatible JSON format. Example URLs are provided to demonstrate the functionality, including endpoints for recommended tracks and their JSON counterparts.

This service effectively bridges the gap for users who rely on RSS for music discovery and library tracking.