The Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist is now available for subscribers both on app and website. The playlist runs songs you listen to mostly from 1 to 100. The Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist automatically updates weekly on Sundays based on songs you play usually listening to them. While the playlist is similar to Spotify Wrapped, the potential of the Apple Music Replay 2021 is slightly different. Apple also announced their annual Apple Music Top 100 albums of 2020 in December.
The Apple Music Replay 2021 playlist, which is unique to every recorder, 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 additional data pieces featuring the most streamlined artists and albums. You can also find data on detailed play accounts and hours spent listening to music if you can access Apple Music Replay 2021 through the website.
Like last year’s Replay playlist from Apple, the Apple Music Replay 2021 updates every Sunday. The rankings on the playlist will vary depending on the music you listen to on Apple Music. As the year draws to a close, you’ll have a complete list of the most listened to songs of 2021.
Apple Music Replay looks like an Apple version of Spotify Wrapped. But the functionality of the two playlists is quite different. Unlike Apple Replay 2021, Spotify Wrapped will not track the songs you listen to all year round. It only releases an annual analysis of your listening trends in December each year along with chic infographics that you can share with your social media fans. Apple has yet to come out with an end-of-year remake that Apple Music fans can share on their social media.
In December 2020, Apple announced the Apple Music Top 100 records. ‘The Box’ by Roddy Ricch was considered the world’s leading song of the year 2020. Audiences watched over 246,000 hours watching lyrics the song, ranked by number according to the time spent.
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