Apple Music has just launched the monthly version of its Replay experience. Replay is Apple’s annual summary that displays users’ most famous songs, artists, albums, etc. From today, users can see their month-long listening habits and gain more insight into their music information.
The whole experience is available through replay.music.apple.com, which requires an Apple ID to log in. Alongside the top songs, users can view the duration of their listening, and Apple Music will even tell users when they’ve hit some milestone, like the number of minutes they played. Additionally, there’s a choice to communicate and replay data with family members and acquaintances and revisit statistics from the month and year in the Apple Music archive. Apple states that only those who can “listen to suitable music” can access monthly statistics.
The June version could be a bid to keep up with Spotify Wrapped, which introduced some new features in 2023. Among them are Spotify’s AI DJ and a feature that pairs users with cities based on their listeners’ history.
In addition, the Apple Replay Mix playlist for 2024 is now available in the Apple Music application. This playlist is a regularly updated individual best-sellers chart for the year.
What is Apple Music Replay? Apple Music Replay works.
Apple Music Replay calculates your favorite albums, top song tracks, artists’ music genres, stations, and playlists with:
- The history of your listening is available on Apple Music.
- The number of times you play the artist, a track and album genre, or a station
- How long do you spend watching a music video, an artist, album, genre, playlist, or stations
How do you see the Apple Music Replay listening stats?
Be sure the gadget you’re together is up-to-date with the latest software version.
- Go to replay.music.apple.com.
- You can sign in with the identical Apple ID that you use for the Apple Music subscription.
- Press or click to jump in. From this point, you can:
- Discover insights each month. If you’re a member, you’ll see your most famous artists, songs, and albums each month based on the number of plays and the time spent listening. You can also check out any milestones you’ve accomplished while listening to music.
- Watch your Year-End Replay at the close of the year. You’ll be able to see the top tracks, artists’ albums, genres, stations, and playlists, as well as a count of play, totals, and the amount of time you’ve been listening to these songs.
- Enjoy your year’s end highlight reel. Relive the year with music by providing an audio and video summary of the tracks you enjoyed the most.
- Share insights: Press the Share button and transmit your unique listening experience via text or social media.
How do you find your month-long Apple Music Replay?
The monthly Replay using the app; however, the service is an online experience and will redirect you to view through your web browser. To get started,
- Launch the Apple Music application, go to the Listen Now tab, and click right in the top Picks section until you see Replay. Replay tab.
- Touch the blue and green Replay ’24 rectangle. That should send you to replay.music.apple.com on your default browser.
- Tap Jump In to start watching your Replay.
- Choose the month you wish to display statistics on the upper page.
- Scroll down for additional slides. At the bottom of each slide, click Share to share your statistics with your contacts via text or social media.
All the tracks within your Replay ’24 are in a readymade playlist at the end of the Listen Now tab. Apple updates this playlist every week, which means that songs could be deleted or added in line with your following listening habits. This way, you’ll know when Cocomelon tracks take over your annual Replay. Also, instead of using your account to share with others, which could affect the recommendations you receive and your account history, you may be interested in acquiring one of the Apple Music Family plans.
If you can’t see Replay
When you’ve completed satisfying music, you’ll receive an email confirming that the Replay is complete.
If you’re still not able to view Replay, Make sure Use Listening History is turned on for all your devices:
For your iPhone or iPad, Go to Settings > Music. Then switch off Use Listening History.
If you’re with a Mac On your Mac, within the Apple Music app, go to Music Settings > Settings. Select the General tab and select Use Listening History.
For your Android device, tap the More button on the upper in the Apple Music app. Tap Settings and turn off Use Listening History.
