Apple Music Replay 2020: How to find the most frequently played songs of the year, popular artists, albums, etc.

Apple Music Replay 2020: How to find the most frequently played songs of the year, popular artists, albums, etc.

Apple Music Replay is a competitor to Apple's Spotify Wrapped, and it allows Apple Music subscribers to access details of their most listened to songs, albums and artists this year. Here is how to find Apple Music Replay 2020 Annual Review.

Update on December 3rd : MacStories has an Apple Wrapped shortcut that can generate a report on music listening in the past year. You can view the report in Safari and create a PDF that can be saved to a file or Dropbox. It can also create the first 25 playlists and save them to the "Music" app

View Apple Music Wrapped shortcuts on MacStories .

The difference between Apple Music Replay and Spotify Wrapped is that Replay is actually available and updated throughout the year. This means that Replay 2020 playlists will be available to users from January this year. At the beginning of 2021, a new Replay 2021 playlist will be provided, but the list will be blank for you to start filling out.

How to find your Apple Music Replay 2020 statistics

The biggest disadvantage of Apple Music Replay 2020 is that it cannot be accessed directly through the Apple Music app. Although you can view the replay playlist in the "Listen Now" tab of Apple Music, you must visit the Apple Music website for full details.


To find your Apple Music Replay 2020 year in review, just go to replay.music.apple.com in Safari on your device . Here, you will get all the detailed information about Apple Music listening habits throughout the year.

Apple Music Replay will show users the total listening time of the year, as well as the playlist of your top 100 songs, your top artists and albums. You can also add Replay 2020 playlists to the Apple Music library, as well as playlists from previous years starting in 2015.

Compared with Spotify Wrapped, Apple Music Replay is not easy to share to social media, but you can directly share the playlist to Instagram or Snapchat from the Apple Music app via the three dots in the upper right corner, select Share, and then select your preferred app.