What Is Apple Music Replay and How to Find It

2What Is Apple Music Replay and How to Find It.

Have you ever wondered what songs or albums you listen to the most? If you are an Apple Music subscriber, you can find out with Apple Music Replay.

As with Spotify Wrapped, you can see which songs, albums, and artists you play the most each year. Plus, you can add your replay to a playlist, share it with others, and access it online and on your Apple devices.

How Apple Music Replay Is Assembled

Apple uses your listening habits and history in the Music app to determine which songs are included in your Apple Music Replay.

This includes songs you play on your Apple devices that you’re signed into Apple Music with your Apple ID, songs available in the Apple Music catalog and synced with your Apple Music subscription.

This does not include music you listen to on devices that have “Use Listening History” turned off.

You can view Apple Music Replay for each year you are an Apple Music subscriber. If you can’t see the replay, turn on the history feature to see future Apple Music replays.

Enable Apple Music listening history

On iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, open Settings and select Music. Turn on the “Use listening history” switch.

On a Mac, open the Apple Music app and choose Music > Preferences. 1 – On the “General” tab, check “Use listening history” and click “OK”.

2 – On Apple TV, open Settings and select Apps. Select “Music” and select “Use Listening History” to turn it on. It will then show as On.

Access Apple Music Replay on the Web

If you don’t have an Apple device handy, you can download Apple Music Replay online in any browser.

Visit the Apple Music Replay website at music.apple.com/replay.Select “Sign in” in the upper right corner to enter your Apple ID username and password.You will then see the latest version Apple Music Replay. In stock. Select Get Your Replay Mix to view it.

You can then see the top songs and albums you’ve listened to this year. You will also see how many times you have played each song on the right.

To listen to the replay, click the Play button at the top of the page or album cover.

To see replays from previous years, scroll down and select one.

Access Apple Music Replay on Your Apple Device

If you prefer to access Apple Music Replay on your Apple device, it’s just as easy.

Open the Music app on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, or Apple TV. Go to the Listen Now tab. Scroll down to view the available replays under Playback: Your Top Songs by Year. (On Apple Watch, tap Replay: Your Top Songs by Year.)

If you choose to repeat, you’ll see a list of songs and artists, and you can click “Play” at the top to listen.

Currently, you won’t see the number of times each song has been played like on the website, but you can view the total number of songs and hours per mix at the bottom.

To view your replays from previous years, select the arrow in the top left to go back and scroll down the Listen Now tab.

Add Your Replay as a Playlist

If you like going back in time with Apple Music Replay, you can save the whole mix as a playlist in your music library.

Click Add at the top of the Play page on the website or Mac. On an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, tap the plus icon at the top.On an Apple Watch, tap the three dots and choose Add to Library.

Share Your Apple Music Replay

You can also share your Apple Music Replay with others just like you share a playlist in the Music app.

On iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, or the website, use the three dots at the top of the playback details page to select Share Playlist or Share. Then select a sharing option, such as social networks, Mail, or Messages, depending on your device.

You cannot share Apple Music Replay playback on Apple TV.

Apple Music Replay is a nice extra feature for subscribers. You may see a song that reminds you of a great memory, makes you laugh at how many times you’ve played it, or simply your best albums or songs of the year.