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2024 Spotify Wrapped thread
What you got:
Top 5 Artists
- Billie Eillish
- Lana Del Rey
- Addison Rae
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Dua Lipa
Top 5 Songs:
- Aquamarine - Addison Rae
- CHIHIRO - Billie Eillish
- LUNCH - Billie Eillish
- Espresso - Sabrina Carpenter
- National Anthem - Lana Del Rey
Minutes listened: 52,691
A website that makes an estimate on how much the artists earned based on your Spotify Wrapped.
Jumping off this comment to suggest if you have an artist in your top 5 that isn't a mainstream pop star, consider buying an album or two from them for Christmas. It can be a gift from Santa to yourself, or you to someone special you think might dig it. Most artists have their own web shops, even if they are very very small, so buy directly if you can!
Yeah, especially if someone is releasing an album on vinyl I try to do this. I know it can be cost prohibitive for artists to do this, but I believe it's actually become cheaper over the years, and I find it a pretty cool thing to have.
(And I do unwrap and play all my records, but if you prefer to keep your collection sealed, that's cool too.)
I do the same. It's a pretty banging deal! A sweet vinyl for the collection/turn table and a digital download for if Spotify implodes!
Unfortunately that page doesn’t acknowledge family plans
Also seems to be hugged to death
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Minutes Listened: 12,180
My Spotify minutes are lower this year due to my commute shortening and my increasing reliance in offline media. I wonder what my "Songs on your iPod" wrapped might be?
Kmfdm! Love seeing them come up. Did you go to a 40th anniversary tour show?
I've not had the funds or a local enough show to be able to make it to one but I do keep an eye on them.
Good to hear. They're one of a kind. Favorite tracks?
Well, this year was mostly tracks off of Symbols and Money but A Drug Against War and Go To Hell will always be favorites. Bullets, Bombs and Bigotry and Free Your Hate get a special mention too.
I've been meaning to actually sit down and listen to more of their newer stuff but when I hit shuffle all in the car Spotify always starts me where I'm comfortable.
Yeah - it's really tough to get past that golden era of theirs. I love the album's you mentioned plus XTORT.
The new stuff though has a real cool sound to it - Hay Ruck and Brimborium are great.
My favorite album is the first one I bought, though. Sturm and Drang has the best version of Wrath on it.
No "true" genre stats page for this wrapped? The AI slop sucks. Seems like this wrapped feels underwhelming for the hype there was.
Either way here's my list. First wrapped where I had no "big" known artists, which is crazy cause I felt like something at least >1m listeners like Duster or charli xcx would be on my top 5, but neither appeared. I'm surprised Big Black even came here, like I don't think I played that much, no album was even on Spotify til May. Stats.fm say I have them at 20th, far below than the rest of the artists that I expected to be here. Confuses me, oh well
mins: 35,629
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Minutes listened: 182,416
There are 525,600 minutes in a year. You played music for over a third of them. How?
Combination of working from home and also music being on in the background no matter what I'm doing. A big part as to why is probably because I have an audio interface for my home setup, so instead of pausing Spotify during a meeting for example, I'll just mute the channel. But I do listen to a ton of music, some of my friends have labeled me as a Spotify power user lol
That's awesome. You're definitely getting your money's worth from that subscription!
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I love Robyn, Loreen, and Tove Lo, so I guess that means I have to start listening to Jamie xx and Skott, right?
Also “Neon Lights” is SO good. It was my #1 a few years ago.
EDIT: I listened to Jamie xx’s In Waves. Instant love. Great stuff. Now on to Skott’s Roses N Guns.
EDIT EDIT: Okay, so that was also great.
Definitely check out In Colour by Jamie XX too. It's amazing!
I listened to Spotify from Jan-March and then all of November, but apparently November doesn't count, so this is Down the Witch's Road erasure
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Hey there fellow musical fan! You’re looking proud and defiant! 😁
I know Rent and Newsies quite well (I actually helped tech my school’s performance of Newsies a few years ago), but I’ve never sat down to give Kinky Boots a shot. Seeing it as your #1 and #2 means I’m going to have to finally give it a try!
I really enjoy it. Also recommend Into the Woods, Hairspray and Hadestown if you haven't checked them out yet!
Love Rent in a big way. There are at least 4 tracks in that soundtrack that'd be in my list if I used Spotify
I love the music but I'm less enamored of the musical. I think I was born old because I just think they should pay their rent 😅
I saw the stage show and was like “YES, STICK IT TO THE MAN YOU RIGHTEOUS KIDS!”
And then I saw the movie, which came out a decade after the Broadway show but used (most of) the original cast. Unfortunately, by that point, all of the actors (who were already playing below their actual ages at the time) looked like they were pushing 40.
It completely changed the temperature of the story. The scampy kids in the story were now presented as full-grown adults. I ended up begrudgingly thinking that they should maybe be spending their time and money figuring out some stuff in their lives -- instead of just, you know, whine-singing about it?
I think Rent hits different depending on how old you see the characters as, and, for me, the movie misses on that mark in a BIG way.
I still love Rent though in all its forms and think that, even with its flaws, it can do no wrong. It was THE pivotal queer media (at a time when that was so much harder to come by). It also helped me along in my own queer story, so I'll forever be grateful to it.
I never saw the movie and only saw the show when I was older, not sure why, possibly just because my sister was particularly into it and that was a turn off at the time (but also it wasn't ever done at the small town theater we saw most of our plays at).
So I was out and queer by the time I saw it and ended up finding it at a point where I could see the things that didn't age as well. (I feel the same way about Rocky Horror. ) But then yeah idk that I felt like they were even sticking it to the man. But I was born a rule follower and the habit is hard to break.
Lol, same. Like, come on guys. The building owner would totally respect all of your uniqueness if you just did the thing
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Minutes Listened: 44,951
I'm surprised I didn't see too much Charli XCX or Sabrina Carpenter on my list until later on, I feel like Brat is my current gym album to go through, but I also have been neglecting the gym for a couple of weeks lol
Victory! I got 0.5% :P
Username checks out, I guess...
shakes fist i was 0.05 at one point back when the Red rerelease came out, but I haven't had that low of a number since!!!
I will listen to Le Sserafim's 'Easy' on repeat, love the energy of that song
Le Sserafim's recent releases are all good! If you want something similar I think aespa and Kiss of Life all have similar bouncy beats (mostly this current era of kpop tbh)
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Minutes listened: 24,001 (≈1.1 hours per day on average)
All 100 Top Songs playlist.
I do wonder who my “#6” top artist would be though, since I’d count my listens of Madlib and Freddie Gibbs as one single artistic duo for the most part. Maybe Kendrick?
I always find Wrapped’s stats to be a bit misfortunate to me, since I tend to listen to quite a lot of remixes, unofficial releases, old and/or obscure music (Bavarian Blues, anyone? How about the technically-best freestyle you’ll have ever heard?) which is not necessarily found on streaming services, mixtapes and the like, meaning all those listening hours and favorite artists and songs don’t show up in that final overview.
In general, I listen to rap for the most part since I think clever lyricism is cool (but there can also be an appeal in song texts being “simple”), I really like discovering a new meaning or understanding a reference on the third (or higher) listen, especially on songs not performed/written in my first language. I genuinely think listening to rap when I was younger shaped my language skills to some, if not a substantial degree, and probably still does!
That said, I also definitely don’t have anything against the occasional EDM song, DnB; or even That One Metalhead Friend’s playlist. I’m not particularly into exploring much new songs, though – I like knowing the lyrics already. :P
You win my vote.
Side note - personally I like the last.fm yearly report more, as Spotify's doesn't actually go all year (and obviously only records music played via Spotify)
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I'm surprised Lime Garden ended up so high there, but the first two are no surprise at all - both released great albums this year that I've ended up listening to a lot.
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Minutes Listened: 11,568
Not a lot of new stuff this year other than Vixy & Tony, kind of feel like Spotify has me in a rut lately with its recommendations. I need to hit up ProgArchives again and see what's new.
Oh I am very intrigued by this 👀 I've not heard of this source before! Thanks for sharing
It's got all sorts of stuff in there, I think I found Big Big Train, maybe Phideaux, Barrock Project, and a handful of other groups from that site.
I love digging through and reading the reviews and seeing what interesting new releases have popped up since the last time I looked.
AlicebanD is absolutely not a name I thought I'd see in the wild! I found her via a random YouTube recommendation for 'Home' and I loved it but never ended up trying to explore her catalog afterwards.
Edit: she has way more streams than I was expecting, clearly a bigger deal than I thought!
I'll have to give her catalog a listen soon.
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Minutes Listened: 28,694
The Shape of Things to Come has been my wakeup alarm since about 2005, that's the only reason it's my top play. Apparently I only played it long enough for it to count 40 times throughout the year though. I wonder how many of those repeats were during a single missed alarm...
Jeez, Bill Wurtz made your top five? Not bad.
He probably got some extra plays in there because of the short playtimes, but I've listened to La de Da de Da de Day Oh on repeat for hours on more than one occasion. The end of that song just kills me every time.
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Total Minutes Listened - 14,995
My listen time is down drastically this year compared to the 50,000 I clocked last year! I listened to a ton of video game soundtracks while working at home last year, so Nobuo Uematsu and Yasunori Mitsuda were my most listened to artists then. I've mostly watched YouTube videos in the background while working this year rather than listen to music.
My list doesn't surprise me this year though. Bring Me The Horizons newest album "Post Human: Nex Gen" is my album of the year this year, it's absolutely incredible in my opinion.
The Pumpkins latest album "Aghori Mhori Mei" was a ton of fun this year. I'm a huge Pumpkins fan, they're my favourite band of all time, so it's nice to see they can still crack my top 5 even 18 years after I fell in love with them as a starry-eyed 16-year old.
I've got tickets to go see Trivium in January do I've been listening to them a lot the past 4 or 5 months.
I loved Bilmuri's album "American Motor Sports", some amazing music on there so I'm always happy to CRANK MY HOG TO BILMURI!
Unfamiliar being in the list isn't a surprise either. Currents latest album "The Death We Seek" was my album of the year last year and Unfamiliar was my favourite song from the album. I still listen to it fairly regularly and I'm going to see Currents this Sunday so I've probably been spinning it more than usual over the past few weeks.
The only one that caught me a little off guard was "Fade" by Alien Ant Farm. I loved the song and I know I listened to it a lot but I didn't think I listened to it that much.
I use listenbrainz (last.fm but freeee) to track my music habits but the result is the same. Getting a car with actual carplay integration has really changed my daily soundtrack. The top 4 of my top 5 are things I have on repeat to stay relaxed while driving.
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Aside from the general domination of my re-discovery of Cocteau Twins, the Piano Magic track was played on repeat during intros of my Book of Hours streams since it's so apropos. The TANUKI track is just a pumped up remix of a song by Kanako Wada. I discovered it through Beat Saber and it tickles my brain in nice ways.
Another Listenbrainz user here, it's the best! I like trying to support open source, public-benefit tools like these when I can.
uggggh. this year I went from a lot of trap to instrumentals like Khruangbin to 40s jazz to grime (etc) to dark techno and so on... but I also fall asleep to film scores. As a result:
This is not an accurate representation of my waking life. Most of the top songs are in the 'oh god, not again... <skip>' category because they're in every mix for the genre.
Arc de Soleil and Menahan Street Band put you into a Spotify vortex that I haven't been able to escape. I don't mind too much, the genre is relaxing and an easy listen, but it does feel like I'm pulled into loungy jazzy folk more and more.
ok, i’m glad i’m not alone in this. i tried throwing related artists at it, but spotify seems to think that i only want to listen three or four tracks over and over.
Is you like Khruangbin try Glass Beams. They have been described as Dark Khruangbin.
yesss! Glass Beams is great! Mahal is the music I'd have when entering a bazaar in a kill-for-hire montage.
Are Apple Music scum allowed in the Spotify wrap(ped) party?
Who cares, I’m crashing it anyway!
Top Artists
No surprise here. Her double album got a good amount of spins, and I have so many singles of hers on my favorites playlist that she accumulates a lot of playtime.
The man behind EPIC, a musical retelling of The Odyssey. He’s releasing the whole musical over time in four song EPs. It’s great stuff.
My all-time favorite artist. My husband and I took a small vacation to see her perform live this past year and it was truly magical.
Probably the most underappreciated pop artist out there. She’s all talent, with so many good songs it’s unfair.
Tension got a lot of play from me, and, like Taylor, I have so many singles of hers on my favorites list that she ends up here almost by default.
Top Songs
Poseidon confronts Odysseus about blinding Poseidon’s son, Polyphemus. The singer who plays Poseidon is so, SO good.
I love everything about this song. The vibe, the stairstep melody of the chorus, the schlocky-yet-resonant lyrics.
A novelty song has no right to be this much of a banger.
There was a brief period of time this year where every queer or queer-adjacent group chat I was in was nothing but nonstop Chappell Roan memes, and it was glorious.
An excellent closer to Dagny’s excellent album ELLE. I love the production on this track.
Warehouse Summer is in my top 5 favourite depressing albums I think
I'm okay with Apple Music scum if it means more people are talking about Everything Everything! :P
If you like that intersection of indie rock, dance, and pop, have you listened much to Findlay? I found her album Last of the 20th Century Girls this year, and it's a glorious mix of bounce and fun - lots of dance-y rhythmic movement and some great lyrics.
I haven’t heard of Findlay until right now, but she sounds right up my alley! Thanks for the rec.
And yeah: Everything Everything are everything. I can’t get enough of what they do. Been happily listening since their debut, when “MY KZ, UR BF” knocked my socks off.
Meta question -- did anyone have artists or songs they found through the Tildes playlist make it in?
I discovered Random Rules by Silver Jews through the playlist, and that song made it to number 5. Honestly surprised they as a band didn't make my top 5 at this point, because I have had them in high rotation for the past couple of months.
I didn't have any that I discovered through the last Tildes playlist but I'm stoked to dig into all the artists, bands, and songs that everyone is posting. Already finding some great new tracks!
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For what ever reason my minutes for this year is vastly less than the other years. My minutes this year is 3,903. I think I know why my minutes is so low, is that I had listened to more audio books than the other years
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Yeah, no idea what you're talking about.
They are a French technical death metal band from a small French border village on the French-Spanish Border (and yes that is the old name for Godzilla) that got memed about because of From Sirius to Mars, more so with Flying Whales. But this not my favorite song from them, it would be the Art of Dying off of their the Way of All Flesh album.
They typically sing about environmental issues, because one of the Duplantier brothers swam in polluted waters and got sick because of that. And with one of their last singles, Amazonia, they ran a fund raising campaign for the ingenious peoples of the Amazon to help them with legal challenges against the deforestation of the rain forest. In recent times they are the band that performed during the Summer Olympics opening ceremony.
And Mario Duplantier, the drummer, is considered to be one of the best metal drummers right now.
My list generally skews chill electronic as I listen to a ton of music while working:
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Not sure how there isn't more hip-hop in this list...
I created a separate profile for work listening for that reason (I'm on YT Music tho), and it's been nice to separate the two. Dunno if Spotify allows premium features on different profiles under the same account
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The fact Mayonaise is such a popular song when it wasn’t released as a single with the album shows just how good of a song it was
(Though now it also is a single adding to that lol)
Question to the group: Is there a way to check any of your other stats? Like what were your top 20 songs, or look at a monthly breakdown? From the wrapped info they shared it looks like it's all being captured, are there any native or 3rd party APIs that would let me poke around?
Already mentioned in another comment here, but I too recommend last.fm. I've been using it since 2006, and since then I've tracked over 155K songs. Per year you can see your preferences shift.
If you don't want to use last fm, there's always Listenbrainz integration too!
This is what my page looks like, all data is scrobbled from Spotify automatically when the integration is set up.
https://listenbrainz.org/user/huffstler/
Not easily, but you might be interested in signing up for a service like last.fm (or stats.fm). You can import your listening history on both with a bit of effort.
Closest I've found in the Spotify app is the "Your Top Songs 2024" playlist that seems to put your songs in some kind of rough order. Would be cool if Spotify actually made some of the data available to be played with.
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I swear I listened to more than 3 artists this year.
Spotify just started recommending Nilüfer Yanya at the end of this year, and I've been meaning to listen to her stuff more, I've enjoyed everything Spotify has suggested so far.
Highly recommend, and she's amazing live if you ever get a chance as well.
I recommend going in chronological order if you wanna do a deep dive of her full discography. Otherwise I'd say any of the three albums are nearly as good as one another, each with their own gems, so you can't go wrong with any pick.
My top artist was Allie X and all 5 songs were off the album Girl With No Face. I was a bit obsessed with that for a number of months and it really did drown out everything else.
Love me some Nilüfer. I have a vivid memory of listening to Paralysed as I drove around town the day after the 2020 election results were announced. The depressing lyrics with a bunched of masked up people celebrating in the street was quite the combo.
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I'm a little surprised by the results this year but I guess "background vibes music" does kind of sum up the way the year went (despite January being "Pumpkin Spice Acoustic Pop Indie Folk" season and March being "Pink Pilates Princess Strut Pop" season. )
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This may also be my first year without Ty Segall, which is odd and slightly melancholy to see.
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Minutes
24,951
Unique Artists
796
Notes
-- Appetite for Destruction is a serious contender for greatest debut album of all time.
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I've been a fan of them since the Zaba days, so it's real cool to see how big they've gotten since. I also saw them live this year!
Discovered him this year! Very "interesting" music if that makes sense, wide variety of vibes but all generally good.
Who doesn't like Tame Impala. Bigger fan of his earlier stuff though.
One of my favorite EDM acts, next to...
Still have yet to see him live, but I'm also a fan since his self-titled days! Fun to see him grow as well.
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What a good song! Makes me feel like I'm driving home through the American Southwest, I suppose that's a good thing given the song is about Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Just a good song to listen to in the car if that makes sense. Good driving music but also good party music. What's not to love?
Ok look, I went through a breakup and TV Girl kept me going, but especially this song.
Only song on my top 5 songs by one of my Top 5 artists. Isn't that fun? Anyway, really nice vibe for this song. Feels like I'm on a beach.
Super sad that this seems to be a "one-good-song" artist, but damn is that song good.
"Raw" Stats:
103,262 minutes listened (top 1%!)
6,721 songs from 4,041 artists.
April was "Vlog Shred Future Bass", July was "Boujee Clean Rap Hip Hop" (?), and September was "Van Life Beach Indie Chill"
If you want to see more for whatever reason, go check out my last.fm page!
I'll go to my grave arguing for the early eps and Innerspeaker. I love Tame Impala and I love Pond, but sometimes Tame Impala is a little too tame and Pond is a little too...pondy? Innerspeaker hit the sweet spot between the two.
Also, being in the top .05% for a band with 20mil monthly listeners is an accomplishment.
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All the top songs are from the Bilo IV album by David Maxim Micic. I usually only listen to full albums at a time, so every year my top 5 songs are usually all from the same album. I listened to Bilo IV so much this year as I love listening to it while I make sourdough which I have been doing on a weekly basis.
34,810 minutes across 280 artists. 2092 songs puts my average song length at 16.63 minutes which seems incorrect. Even if I remove 5000 minutes of podcasts that doesn't bring it down to a reasonable level. I do listen to a lot of 10+ minute songs but definitely not the majority.
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For most of the year, these songs were basically the most recent of my Liked Songs. Whenever I wanted some music, I just went to my Liked Songs list. So it's not surprising that these are the ones I listened to most.
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Pretty much all my top songs are off of BRAT…
I don't understand the value proposition for Spotify.
For the same price you can get Youtube Music, which includes Youtube Premium. If you watch any Youtube at all that is a big value addition. The catalogue, the discoverability, the UI etc. are all at least on par with Spotify. (It's been a few years since I've used Spotify but I'd argue the YT Music discoverability is better than Spotify was a few years ago). There are also tools to import all your likes and playlists.
In my case, it's a mixture of:
I watch youtube via newpipe anyway, so it's not a big deal not having youtube premium.
Video YouTube and YouTube Music are the same thing, which means my playlists are shared between them. That's awful. I wouldn't mind YouTube Music if it was separated from regular YouTube, but it's not, so it's just a video player that calls itself a music player.
This is actually a bonus for me since a lot of the new music I "discovered" comes from YouTube, be it music critics or random video recommendations, making it easier to just add the songs to a playlist. It also influences my algorithm in a more natural way.
But it's true that sometimes YouTube is a bit dumb recognizing what I would want to listen on my phone, like when it added and downloaded a whole tiny desk concert. I may be wrong but I think it's getting better with that stuff though.
Hmm, not sure that's correct.
I'm not a heavy Youtube playlist user but from what I can tell my music playlists show up in Youtube as well but they're not videos just songs with the album art as the 'video'. I don't see any of my video playlists in Youtube Music.
For my use case it's perfect but I don't have any Youtube playlists I really use besides "watch later" and "liked" videos. But if you're a heavy cataloguer of videos I can see how polluting the playlists section could annoy you.
I see all my video playlists in YouTube Music.
I don't have Spotify, but Last.fm provide the same stats. Apparently, Judas Priest was my favorite. I also went to a concert with them earlier this year and that always boosts my listening of an artist.
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Havukruunu, fuck yes! 🤘 I'm seriously itching for a new album from these guys.
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Total Minutes Listened: 31,844
I guess I like Ren.
https://stats.fm/naraxius has a little different view on my top artists, but I also tried Apple Music for a month.
Lots of Alina Baraz at the beginning of the year, she hit a calming kinda vibe while I was stressing out at work. Lately not so much but still somewhat often.
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Total time
24,617 minutes
Not too surprising. "Florida!!!" is a collab between Florence Welch and Taylor Swift, two of my favorite artists. I have a playlist called "Uhoh Tortured Poets" that is Under Heaven/Over Hell and The Tortured Poets Society, and it got a lot of air this year.
Meg Myers' work is excellent all the way down her catalogue, though TZIA, her most recent album, is very different.
Dead Sara is similarly excellent. I can put just about any of it on and enjoy it.
Josh Ritter is a bit of an outlier here, but Sermon on the Rocks is a delightful deconstruction anthem, headlined by "Getting Ready to Get Down". TS's "But Daddy I Love Him" is another good one in this vein.
I had to truncate the top songs because the reported #1 is "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane that I use for my alarm. I have a separate recording I need to set up as the alarm so it doesn't skew my stats.
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I'm surprised Cocteau Twins aren't on here because I listened to them a lot in November. Perhaps they didn't make the cutoff for Spotify Wrapped.
Outside of Spotify, I listened to a lot of Big Blood. Most of their music isn't on Spotify, but if it were, they would be my #1 for sure.
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Since the beginning of this year, there has been a huge change in the way I listen to music. Nowadays, most of my music listening involves discovering music I have never heard before, so I rarely get the chance to give songs multiple listens. Apart from Eagle, my top 5 basically looks random to me (you'll notice none of my top songs are by my top artists). I wonder how Spotify picked my top 5.
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Overall a pretty accurate list of the random stuff I listen to. I'll be honest, I was a bit surprised 풍년 made it on here. For anyone wondering, it's the song that plays on the Seoul subway in the trains before they make an announcement about what other services you can transfer to. I know it sounds weird but it's just such a catchy track. I imagine part of the reason why it showed up on my top 5 is that the track on YouTube Music is 1 minute long and I'd just have it on loop. I'm usually a big Kendrick Lamar fan and I usually listen to a lot of his music but I guess this year I ventured away from his stuff.
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I like Frog.
Also, Spotify Wrapped lost a lot of its luster after I signed up for stats.fm. Stats gave me all of this info and a whole lot more. You can see your all-time songs/artists/streams/etc. or go year by year and sift through all of the info that Spotify has on your listening habits. Worth the ~8 bucks or whatever it was.
Stats.fm is weird because in some ways it seems much more accurate, and in others it seems less accurate. But I still have the same confusing #5 artist on both and neither one tells me why, given that their top song is my #50 most played this year.
Yeah, there's some weird voodoo in both of them when it comes to the artist. I don't know if it values streams, minutes, or some other factor. I like that stats.fm can show you the full year, though. It's kind of weird how Spotify just ignores the last six weeks of the year. That Frog album that I had on repeat came out on November 17, 2023 so none of it showed up on my wrapped last year. When I check the info for all of 2023 on stats.fm, my top three songs are from that album.
I don't get why we burn up all of the year in review content in early-mid December. It'd be nice to have all that as a treat after the holidays are over.
I've always agreed, but you may have just answered it. Tons of people will have Christmas music on repeat for 1-2 months. This way, that isn't their top music every single year.