Apple Music Replay 2020: How To Find Your Year In Review

Apple Music Replay is Apple’s competitor to Spotify Wrapped, giving Apple Music subscribers access to details of their most-listened songs, albums and artists of the year. Here’s how to find your Apple Music Replay 2020 Year Review.

What differentiates Apple Music Replay from Spotify Wrapped is that Replay is actually available and updated year round. This means that the Replay 2020 playlist has been available to users since January of this year. In early 2021, a new Replay 2021 playlist will be available, but it will be empty and ready for you to start refueling.

How to find your Apple Music Replay 2020 stats

The biggest drawback of Apple Music Replay 2020 is that it is not directly accessible through the Apple Music app. While you can view your Replay playlists in Apple Music’s “Play Now” tab, you need to visit the Apple Music website for full details.

To find your Apple Music Replay 2020 Year in Review, simply go to replay.music.apple.com in Safari on your device. Here, you’ll be presented with all the details about your Apple Music listening habits throughout the year.

Apple Music Replay shows users their total listening time for the year, along with a playlist of your top 100 songs of the year, top artists, and top albums. You can also add your Replay 2020 playlist to your Apple Music library, as well as playlists from previous years dating back to 2015.

Apple Music Replay is not as easy to share on social media as Spotify Wrapped, but you can share a playlist directly from the Apple Music app to Instagram or Snapchat by three dots in the upper right corner, choosing Share, then by choosing your favorite application.

Again, you can try Apple Music Replay 2020 now at replay.music.apple.com and be sure to show us your Replay screenshots in the comments below. And if you’re looking for details on Spotify Wrapped 2020, we’ve got everything you know in our full guide here.

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