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Use a combination of Labels and Tags. Labels will identify each result when presented together and the Filter Tags will let the user filter the results as they wish.
Material Design use this method called Filter Chips:
With these tags, the user can select options like checkboxes and can be used in combination with the search function.
This method is ...
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In general, I agree with what @Aprillion mentioned in the comments. Some other suggestions seem to be more suitable for websites. An integrated search for both songs and artists, with differentiation via background color and/or icons would be best since this is a mobile app with precious limited screen real-estate, though I would personally prefer icons as ...
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As others have suggested, you will need to present segmented search results. The most popular music apps like Spotify and Apple Music already do this quite well and I would encourage you to study those apps and implement a similar design pattern so your users don't have to learn a new approach.
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You just need to have titles clear enough in search results to separate type of entries... This picture is example of how is done on "UX planet" site
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You can use the navigation which is stuck at the bottom always even when a user scrolls.
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It's probably makes more sense to let the user choose countries, with multiple options for countries where multiple languages are used.
Services today have many personalisations based on user locale. This includes, among other things, pricing, currency, privacy policies and additional terms of service etc. Amazon for example, has a different set of ...
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Using a combination of IP, browser settings e.t.c, you should be able to auto-detect what combination is best for each unique user. Despite that, we still need to allow for user freedom.
This may be harder to answer without seeing the design you currently have, all the same, I would suggest having the language switcher at the top right as most sites do, and ...
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