Spotify's new ‘Listening Stats’ feature shows your weekly top artists and songs: here's how it works

2 months ago 5
ARTICLE AD BOX

Spotify has introduced a new “Listening stats” feature wich shows users their most listened to artists and tracks from past four weeks. The listening stats refresh every 24 hours, meaning users can get insights about their music history according to the latest data every day. The feature is available to free and premium users in over 60 countries.

Users get a playlist which is inspired by the songs that they love or the ones that they might want to queue up next. They also get suggestion based on their personalized playlists with the option for “More like your top artists/songs”.

The feature also includes weekly special highlights that capture milestones, new discoveries or unique fan moments. The weekly stats can also be shared in messages or social media posts via apps like WhatsApp, Instagram and others.

“This new feature shows your top artists and songs from the past four weeks, and it serves up playlists inspired by what you love or tracks you might want to queue up next. Each week, it also includes a special highlight that captures what makes your listening unique, whether it’s a milestone, a new discovery, or a fan moment.” Spotify wrote in a blogpost.

The new Listening Stats feature is different from Spotify Wrapped which gives users a personalized recap of their music and podcast listening habits from the start of the year till October or November and is released once a year.

How to use Spotify Listening Stats?

Open the Spotify app on your phone or website

Tap on your profile icon on the top left corner

You should now see the “Listening Stats” icon

Apart from seeing your listening history, you will also see the option of sharing it internally (to other Spotify users) or externally via social media apps.

Similar features by rivals:

Notably, Apple had also introduced a similar feature last year called Music Replay which gives users a monthly insight into their listening habits including their top songs, artists, albums and music genres.

Meanwhile, YouTube Music also has a similar feature called Music Recap which gives users a personalized summary of their top songs, artists, music videos and listening habits four times a year.

Read Entire Article