I like music) the number of different songs you’d listened to, your most-listened-to artists, and your top genres.
Year in Music was reborn as Spotify Wrapped (or “Your 2017 Wrapped”), and visitors to the 2017 Wrapped microsite were greeted with a colourful personalised quiz which walked them through their listening habits from the past year.Īmong the data presented by Spotify was the total time you’d spent listening to songs (I spent 50,256 minutes streaming music on Spotify. My love for Dreaming by Smallpools will never, ever die.įast forward to the end of 2017, and Spotify decided to transform Year in Music into something more fun and social. My Top Songs playlist for 2016, courtesy of Spotify. It also made coming back to them and re-playing them another 500 times a piece of cake. I’ve had a Spotify account for about five years now, but I only started using it regularly and discovering songs in late 2015 and early 2016.Ģ016 was the first year that I qualified for Spotify’s Year in Music feature, the predecessor to Wrapped, which curated a playlist of your top 100 most-listened-to songs of that year (though for some reason my 2016 playlist has 101, presumably because I had two songs at the bottom of the list that tied for number of listens).Īs someone who loves data on my musical habits (I’ve missed Play Counts and Top 25 Most Played lists since I graduated away from iTunes), I was excited to get the playlist and see my favourite musical discoveries for the year laid out in a single list. So, what is Spotify doing with Wrapped that makes it so special? A year in music And judging by comments on Twitter, I’m not the only one. The marketing campaign has already graced billboards across the world, and it’s predictably hilarious – but it’s the second of these two events that I’m so excited for. There are two parts to it: a marketing campaign, which involves a number of humorous billboards looking back on yearly music trends and lampooning funny user playlists and an individual event, in which Spotify subscribers receive their personalised listening data from the past eleven months. If you haven’t heard of it, Spotify Wrapped is an end-of-year event in which the company unveils listening data from throughout the year as it’s coming to a close. No, a much more important annual event awaits me on the 6 th December: Spotify Wrapped. The artists with the most songs in the top 100 are Post Malone with 7 (all lead), Justin Bieber with 7 (4 lead) and Ed Sheeran with 5 (all lead).Not because it’s the first week of December and Christmas is almost upon us.
On 12 December 2016, Drake’s “One Dance”, featuring Wizkid and Kyla became the first song to hit 1 billion streams.
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