Apple Music has just stepped things up a level. Previously, their Replay feature was only available in December, displaying each user’s top streamed tracks from the year. Now, it’s an All Time thing.
Apple Music launched in 2015, so as of the 30th of June, it’s celebrating its 10th birthday. To honour that occasion, they have announced new features encouraging users to get involved and share their results.
They’ve introduced Replay All Time, which offers listeners playlists showing their most streamed music since they first joined the platform. This is interesting because it will completely differ to their annual results, most likely.
Replay All Time can be accessed directly from the Home tab when on the music app. You will be able to see your most played songs throughout the whole time of your Apple Music usage. This means, if you joined in 2015, you’ll have a decade of data.
Apple Music Radio will be providing a countdown of the top 500 streamed songs over the last 10 years. The countdown began on the 1st July and will release 100 songs each day. All 500 songs will be placed into a playlist titled 10 Years of Apple Music: Top Songs.
