Apple Music subscribers can now view monthly listening statistics thanks to an updated Replay experience. With today’s update, Apple Music Replay will allow users to view their listening habits more regularly (via Engadget).
Apple Music Replay will now show users their listening statistics such as top songs, albums, and artists for every month. Users will also be able to see how many minutes of music per month they listen to, with included support for achieved milestones. Monthly Apple Music Replay statistics will also be archived, meaning that users can view and access music listening data from previous months.
Apple Music users can access the feature now by navigating to replay.music.apple.com, and it is exclusive to web browsers at the moment. Unlike the yearly Replay version which comes out at the end of every year, the monthly edition of Apple Music Replay doesn’t include a corresponding playlist that users can add to their library.
Apple Music Replay first launched in 2019, and allows subscribers of the service to view their music listening stats for the entire year including their top songs, artists, albums, genres, and more. The feature is Apple’s response to Spotify Wrapped, which similarly allows users to track their yearly music listening habits at the end of every year.
However, Spotify is yet to offer a monthly Wrapped experience. With today’s update, Apple is taking one step ahead of one of the most appealing features of its fiercest music streaming competitor.
