How to Find and Listen to Your Apple Music Replay 2023

Get better insights about your listening habits with Apple Music Replay.

If you like to create playlists of all your favorite songs, you’ll love the Apple Music Replay feature. With Replay 2023 playlists rolling out to Apple Music users, here’s how to find and listen to your own Apple Music Replay playlist.

What Is Apple Music Replay?

If you’re familiar with Spotify’s year-end Wrapped feature that shows you your most-played songs, artists, and genres of the year, then think of Apple Music Replay as a year-round version of the same basic idea.

Apple Music Replay is Apple’s own “top songs by year” playlist, provided to all Apple Music subscribers early each year and updated weekly each Sunday to reflect your listening habits in the previous week. It builds up to give a complete picture of your listening habits by the year’s end.

How to Find Your Apple Music Replay 2023

You can access your Apple Music Replay playlist via the Apple Music app on your iPhone or iPad. Select the Listen Now tab at the bottom of the screen and scroll down. You’ll find Apple Music Replay toward the end of the page. Simply hit Play or Shuffle to start listening again to your top songs.

It’s easy to add your Replay list to your Apple Music Library. Simply open the playlist, then tap the three-dot button at the top right of the screen. From the drop-down menu, select Add to a Playlist. You can also share the playlist easily from this menu.

The number of songs on an Apple Music Replay playlist varies from user to user and increases as the year progresses. This writer has 63 songs included at the time of writing (early February), but by the end of the year, the playlist can comprise up to 99 tracks.

If your 2023 Apple Music Replay hasn’t appeared yet, it could just mean that you haven’t listened to enough music this year. You can try using Apple Music’s playlists and stations to discover new music, and Apple Music Replay should appear in time.

If you’ve been listening to Apple Music for some time, you’ll also find your 2022 Apple Music Replay, as well as playlists for previous years, in the same location. The playlists you find can go all the way back to 2015—when Apple first introduced Apple Music Replay. Revisiting these playlists is sure to unearth some forgotten gems.

How to Access More Detailed Statistics About Your Apple Music Replay

The Apple Music app only contains your playlist. For more detailed information about your listening habits, visit the Apple Music Replay website. Log in with your Apple ID to discover the number of different artists, albums, and tracks you’ve listened to. All the play counts can be found here, and you’ll also see certain milestones celebrated, such as one thousand minutes spent listening.

Keep Track of Your Listening Habits Throughout the Year

Although Spotify Wrapped always creates a buzz on social media when it’s released at the end of the year, Apple Music Replay provides a far more useful service to subscribers. It’s better to have a playlist that updates each week, keeping a digest of your favorite listens that you can access anytime, rather than waiting until the year’s end.