Spotify's new feature will show you the number of unique songs that you listened to until now
Spotify’s yearly Wrapped recap provides users a glimpse into their favorite artists and what they listened to most that year. As part of its 20th anniversary celebrations, the streaming service is now releasing a limited-time feature that surfaces various facts about users, such as when they joined the app, the first song they streamed, their favorite artist, and a playlist of their most-streamed songs.
Image Credits: Spotify Image Credits: Spotify Users can access this feature by opening Spotify and searching for “Spotify 20” or “Party of the year(s)”, or by visiting this link .
The feature also creates a personalized playlist of users’ top 120 songs that displays how many times they listened to each song. It also shows how many unique songs you’ve listened to overall.
Image Credits: Spotify Image Credits: Spotify Just like Wrapped, the feature lets users share stat cards, as well as their personalized playlists, with friends and on social media.
Spotify said that this feature is available worldwide, but it will only be around for six weeks.
The company last month also released lists of the most-streamed artists on the platform so far (spoiler: it’s Taylor Swift), as well as the top albums, songs and podcasts as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations.
The annual Wrapped year-in-review feature is a major driver of user engagement for Spotify. Last year, the company said its Wrapped campaign was its biggest so far , reporting that Wrapped 2025 saw over 200 million engaged users within the first 24 hours, 19% more than 2024’s AI-centered flop, and that users shared their Wrapped recaps 500 million times.
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