Apple Music Replay 2021 Playlist Ranks Your Favourite Songs
Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist is now available for subscribers on both app and website. The playlist ranks songs that you listen to the most from 1 to 100. The Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist will update automatically every week on Sunday based on songs that you listen to most frequently. Although the playlist resembles Spotify Wrapped, the functionality of the Apple Music Replay 2021 is slightly different. Apple had also announced its annual Apple Music Top 100 charts of 2020 in December.
The Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist, unique for each subscriber, can be found at the bottom of the Listen Now Tab in the Apple Music app. The playlist can also be accessed through Apple Music for Web. The Web version of Replay 2021 comes with added chunks of data including the most-streamed artists and albums. You can also get data on detailed play counts and hours spent listening to music if you access the Apple Music Replay 2021 through the website.
Similar to last year’s Replay playlist from Apple, the Apple Music Replay 2021 will update every Sunday. The rankings on the list will keep fluctuating according to the music you listen to on Apple Music. As the year draws to a close, you will have an overall list of the songs that you listen to the most in 2021.
Apple Music Replay seems like Apple’s version of Spotify Wrapped. But the function of both playlists is quite different. Unlike Apple Replay 2021, Spotify Wrapped doesn’t track the songs you’ve been listening to throughout the year. It only releases a yearly analysis of your listening trends in December each year along with chic infographics that you can share with your social media followers. Apple is yet to come out with a year-end recap that Apple Music fans can share on their social media.
In December 2020, Apple announced the Apple Music Top 100 charts. ‘The Box’ by Roddy Ricch was ranked as the global Top Song of 2020. Listeners had spent over 246,000 hours viewing the lyrics of the song, ranking it at number in terms of time spent.
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