- Apple Music’s summary for 2025 has begun
- Now you can see your listening statistics for January
- A complete summary appears at the end of the year.
Spotify wrapped famous falls to music fans towards the end of each year, but if you are an Apple Music subscriber, you do not need to wait until December to take a look at your listening history, and the first monthly summary of the platform for 2025 has just appeared.
The function is called Replay 2025, and you can find its January playlist opening the start tab in Apple Music on the desktop, on the web and on mobile devices. Scroll all the way down to find the repetition songs 2025, and then you can play to open the playlist and add it to your library.
Not everyone in the Techradar team has seen appeal in Replay 2025, so it can take a little time to communicate with you. However, as reported by 9to5Mac, many listeners are seeing their songs of songs appear, so you should not have to wait too long to get it.
It can also be directed to the Micresicio of Reproduction of Apple Music dedicated to access its latest graphics on the web, which should work even if you are not seeing an entry for the reproduction list in the application. Home still tab.
How the Apple music summary works
The updates of the playlist with their most listened clues as the year progresses, month by month, so only January statistics are now available. There is an entry for February that is shown, but there are still no statistics available.
You will be shown how many minutes of listening you have deposited, along with your best clues and the best artists. The number of plays and the amount of time he listening is taken into account, says Apple.
As the year passes, Apple Music Reca will notice the milestones you also pass: Total Minute listened, for example, or that total number of artists you have heard. These will be divided per month in the same way as listening statistics.
Towards the end of the year you get a complete summary of the last 12 months, covering everything you have heard, so you don’t miss the final summary. You can also find reproduction lists built from previous annual summaries at the bottom of the Home tab in Apple Music applications.
