If you have been listening a lot of music this year, then seeing what kind of songs and artists you listened to would bring a cool nostalgic feeling. Well, Spotify will give you that list easily thanks to the Spotify Wrapped, a convenient list of your favorite songs and artists for the past 12 months.
As the year is coming to an end, Spotify will take you back to your most played songs this year, breaking it down to the top songs and artists on your list. If you have been spending countless of hours wit Spotify, you deserve this exciting recap just as we are nearing another decade.
What is Spotify Wrapped?
Spotify is a music-streaming service that has become a popular choice all over the world when it comes to listening music. Aside from its streaming features, Spotify added a new feature that will personalize your listening experience, the Spotify Wrapped.
It is an instant recap of the songs and artists that you have repeatedly listened to since day 1 of 2019. Spotify take notes of these streaming time and calculates the hours you have spent listening to songs and artists. Then, it will take in the the songs and artists that you have spent most of your time with, creating your personalized top list.
Apart from the top list, Spotify Wrapped also gives you viewing data on the songs you listened to, the genres you are choosing and so much more.
How to Find Spotify Wrapped 2019
There are different ways you can check out your Spotify Wrapped. Just choose any web browser you want and open it either on your smartphone, computer, or any other device. Here’s the process:
- Go to this link using any browser. Log in your Spotify account.
- Once inside the website, you will see different sections of music that you have listened to this year. Scroll down on these sections to check your stats. You can check out more information about your most played artists and the songs you have listened to.
- Tap the down arrow to help you navigate to all sections. You can find sections like “See how you listened in 2019” for more information about your listening activity.
- Next, you can go directly to the bottom to check out your most played artists and songs. Around there you can also see your top genre and the number of hours that you have spent listening to these music in the last 12 months.
If you want to listen to your top songs, you can do so with your Spotify app. Just open the app and go to the home tab. Look for “Your Top Songs 2019” and play the song of your choice. Spotify will also give you hints on the songs that are almost the same as your top ones. Check it out in the Tastebreakers list where the song collection is based on your taste and music choices.
If you want to check out Spotify Wrapped via your app, you can search within the homepage you can use the search box and type Wrapped 2019.
Get A Glimpse of Your Wrapped This Decade
If you cannot get enough of your Wrapped list this year, check out what you have been listening to for the last 10 years. Since a new decade is days away, Spotify gives you your Best of the Decade list. You can also check out the list along with your top artists and songs list in your Spotify Wrapped.
Sharing Your Spotify Wrapped Results
So now that you know your top hits this year, sharing it will add more excitement. After scrolling to your Spotify Wrapped results, you can easily share it with your friends via social media. Spotify makes it easy for you to share in Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram.
Once you are done checking out your results, click on the social media icon found at the bottom of the cover art. You will then be directed to your desired social media platform to easily share the results.
Another way of sharing your top song list is by taking a screenshot of the post and upload it on your social media apps. Now, you and your friends can compare your Spotify Wrapped results and see who rules in the music industry this year.
Conclusion
Spotify Wrapped is a cool way to give you a better glimpse of the music you loved this year. What do you think of your 2019 Spotify Wrapped results? Tell us in the comment section below.
