With 2020 just around the corner, it's time to look back at all the music and podcasts you listened to over the past year. Spotify is bringing back its Wrapped playlist, which gives listeners an easy way to check out what jams, genres, and more they tuned into the most, as well as new statistics showing you what you've been tuning into over the past decade. Here's how to get your Spotify Wrapped 2019 playlist if you're ready to re-discover all of your favorite bops.
If you tuned in last year to check out the most streamed songs, playlists, artists, podcasts, and more you listened to in 2018, you might remember that you could access Wrapped on the desktop version of Spotify. This year, the streaming giant is making it easier than ever to access this information by bringing these insights to the Spotify app (which is available on mobile and tablet) for the very first time on Dec. 5. All you have to do is open your Spotify app and click the 2019 Wrapped prompt on your home page. Listeners can also check out the information on Spotify's website at spotify.com/wrapped.
Spotify has become known for its eye-catching media campaigns in recent years, and the streaming giant’s 2019 Wrapped campaign is no exception. With users each year keen to find out when they’ll get access to customised playlists and more year-specific content, Spotify’s Wrapped campaign has launched, including out social, out of home.
Spotify Wrapped for Apple Music is here. Spotify Wrapped is a tool that tallies up users’ most listened to songs of the year. On Thursday the company released this data to all of its subscribers.
Spotify’s annual Wrapped feature, which reveals users’ favourite music from the past year, has been released to its 243 million users, prompting mixed emotions among subscribers.
The company is also making it easier to share your own personal insights — like how many minutes of music you jammed out to or how many songs you liked this past year — with your friends and followers on social media. Brand new 'share cards' with all sorts of fun information about your listening habits are now available to post on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat.
Considering that we're almost ready to bid adieu to the 2010s, Spotify also introduced 'My Decade Wrapped,' which shows users what bops they were belting out in the shower and other chart-toppers from the past 10 years. That info is right in the 2019 Wrapped feature, so you don't have to go nuts looking for it.
Spotify also looked at the last decade in general, and Drake came out on top as the Most Globally Streamed Artist of the Decade. 'Shape of You' by Ed Sheeran took No. 1 for the Most Globally Streamed Track of the Decade. If you're curious at all about what songs, albums, artists, and podcasts that people were tuning in to the most over the past decade, Spotify is the place to go to learn it all.
Spotify has become known for its eye-catching media campaigns in recent years, and the streaming giant’s 2019 Wrapped campaign is no exception.
With users each year keen to find out when they’ll get access to customised playlists and more year-specific content, Spotify’s Wrapped campaign has launched, including out social, out of home (OOH), YouTube and cinema advertising.
After revealing the top artists of 2019 and the last decade, Spotify is now highlighting key cultural moments, streaming trends and memes that have connected society over the last year.
“How do you dance to a decade’s worth of data? Especially when the last ten years have been so wild, and had such a compelling soundtrack,” said Spotify global executive creative director Alex Bodman.
“With a Decade Wrapped, we celebrate and show appreciation for the fortunate role we’ve been able to play over the last decade: connecting the world’s best fans with the world’s best creators.
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“We hope we’ll remind people of the moments this decade that inspired them to smile, share, laugh – or sometimes just scratch their head. In many ways, it’s a campaign ten years in the making.”
Across 21 markets including Australia, the campaign features artists including Lil Nas X, John Legend and Mariah Carey.
Tapping into the Aussie market, there are nods to prominent local artists like Tones And I, Jessica Mauboy, Tame Impala and Amy Shark, while cultural phenomenons like Egg Boy also feature.
“Our annual Wrapped campaign celebrates Spotify’s listeners and creators from around the world. We’re putting our fans in the driver’s seat with a unique opportunity to discover and share their musical identity,” said Spotify global head of consumer & product marketing June Sauvaget.
“We’re excited to step this up in 2019, and lets users explore how their taste has evolved not just over one year, but for an entire decade on Spotify”.
Following on from Spotify’s huge sold-out Front Left Live playlist event, a super-cut of the concert featuring Tove Lo, Dominic Fike, girl in red, BENEE, and Electric Fields will be available on YouTube.
And finally, fans will be able to get involved in the action, with the streaming platform giving away four speciality slushies in Melbourne and Sydney.
The four flavours feature the likeness of prominent Aussie artists, and include There’s an Amy (Shark) in the Water(melon), Dean Lewis’ Berry Alright, Freshica Mauboy & Tones and Lime.
The speciality slushies will be available at the below locations this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (13th-15th December) while stocks last.
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To claim a slushie, Spotify users need simply show their Spotify Wrapped playlist.