Apple Music Replay lets you see your top 100 songs for the year to date and updates every week
Screenshot/Apple
- Apple Music Replay is Apple Music's answer to the incredibly popular Spotify Wrapped.
- In the Apple Music app, you can view your top 100 songs that have been listened to for the year.
- You can also see playlists of your top songs from prior years.
Apple Music Replay is a rolling list of your top 100 most-listened to songs on the streaming platform, with additional artist insights and listening stats. It's Apple Music's answer to Spotify Wrapped, but unlike Wrapped, it updates weekly rather than surprising you at the end of the year.
How do I get Apple Music Replay?
To see your Apple Music Replay playlist anytime, open the Apple Music app, select "Listen now," and scroll down to "Replay." From there, you can listen to your top songs from the year so far, add the playlist to your music library, share on social media, and more. To access additional listening stats, visit replay.music.apple.com.
For Apple Music Replay to work, you'll need to ensure that the devices you use for listening are tracking the music you play. To do this, enable "use listening history" in your iPhone, Mac, or Android settings.
If you've enabled listening history and still don't see your Replay playlist, it's possible that you haven't listened to enough music to generate one.
To see the top artists you've listened to this year, artist play counts, and listening hours, sign in with the email you use for your Apple Music subscription. Select "Get Started," and your music and artist insights will display.
Can I access old Apple Music Replays?
You can access Apple Music Replays from every year you've been enrolled in Apple Music, tracking listening history and listening enough to create Replay stats.
In the Apple Music app, select "Listen now" and scroll down to "Replay." There, you'll find your year-to-date Replay playlist, as well as playlists and stats from previous years.
Your Apple Music Replay is private unless you choose to share it. Other Apple Music users won't be able to see it, and Apple will not share the data with any third parties.