Apple Music Replay is a good way to search out your music stats for the previous yr: probably the most performed songs, artists and albums within the final 12 months. Just like Spotify Wrapped and the like, your annual Apple replay is a enjoyable solution to see what tracks you listened to most in 2024.
(Enjoyable truth: Apple normally publicizes Apple Music Replay in November, nevertheless it’s really up to date weekly and out there all through the entire yr!)
We’ll present you easy methods to discover it and easy methods to share your high music of the yr to your pals and social media.
Apple Music Replay: The best way to discover your music stats
Oddly for this contemporary age, the Apple Music Replay characteristic isn’t out there immediately within the Apple Music app. It’s hosted individually on Apple Music’s webpage.
Nonetheless, it’s simply out there on all Apple gadgets — and a good way to look again on the high songs, artists and albums that outlined your yr. The year-end abstract presents charts of your most-played tracks, albums and artists. It additionally creates a personalised 2024 Apple Music Replay combine, which you’ll be able to hear again to sooner or later to reminisce.
“The music we enjoy throughout the year becomes like a soundtrack, and it’s really fun to be able to go back and relive those meaningful and memorable moments over again,” mentioned Oliver Schusser, Apple’s vp of Apple Music and Beats, in a press launch asserting Apple Music Replay revamp in 2022.
Up to date on Sundays, Apple Music Replay additionally contains “expanded music insights,” like the overall variety of minutes listened, the variety of completely different artists and songs you performed, and your high 10 playlists and stations. It additionally contains a “milestone” tracker, which exhibits if you hit sure targets when utilizing Apple Music, reminiscent of listening to five,000 songs.
The best way to discover your Apple Music Replay
Discover your Replay right here.Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
Apple Music Replay is offered entrance and heart within the Apple Music app through the month of December. It’s within the House and New tabs alongside the underside. That’ll take you on to the location in Safari. Alternatively, you’ll be able to go to replay.music.apple.com immediately.
Faucet Soar In and you’ll register utilizing your Apple ID. A fast authentication with Face ID (or Contact ID) will get you in.
Browse and share your yearly stats
Share your Apple Music Replay stats to associates and social media.Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
Scroll by means of the checklist to see such stats as your high artists, high songs, high albums and high genres by means of your entire yr. It’s also possible to see how these modified month-by-month. You’ll additionally see your high playlists and radio stations and milestones for listening minutes. Lastly, you’ll be able to examine your high artist, tune and album towards final yr’s stats.
To share your music stats on social media, faucet the Share button within the lower-right nook of any part. From the share sheet, you’ll be able to ship a picture to a buddy through Messages. It’s also possible to publish to social media like Snapchat, TikTok or Instagram, or put it aside to your photograph library. (To see the total checklist of accessible apps, scroll till you see the ⋯ Extra icon after which faucet that.)
The best way to discover your Apple Music Replay playlist
Get your annual playlist to reminisce within the years to come back.Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
Scroll farther down on the web page to get your annual playlist. Faucet Open in Apple Music to search out it and faucet + within the top-right so as to add it to your library. You may hear again at any time sooner or later from the Library tab by tapping Playlists on the high. Replay playlists from years previous seem on the backside of the checklist.
And don’t fear — it’ll proceed to replace within the remaining weeks of December to precisely replicate the entire yr.
This text on Apple Music Replay was initially printed on December 2, 2021. It has been up to date with the newest data.
