Apple Music will let you see your most played songs—for the past 10 years
The new feature comes alongside curated decade playlists and highlights from the platform’s most-streamed artists globally.
Apple Music is turning 10, and to celebrate, it’s giving longtime users a brand-new way to look back on their listening habits with a feature called 'Replay: All-Time'.
If you're familiar with the yearly Replay playlist, Apple’s version of Spotify Wrapped, you already know the gist. But instead of limiting you to just the past year, 'Replay: All-Time' digs through your entire streaming history from the moment you first subscribed. It’s like unlocking a personal time capsule of your music taste.
For some, that’s a full decade’s worth of songs, albums, and artists — whether you’ve had Taylor Swift on repeat since 2015 or went through a niche indie rock phase you totally forgot about. And just like the regular Replay, you’ll find it right on the Home tab of the Apple Music app, or over at replay.music.apple.com once you sign in. From there, you can stream it, save it to your library, and even share it with friends (if you’re brave enough to let them see your full emo era).
Apple's clearly aiming to stand out here. While Spotify Wrapped, YouTube Music Recap, and others are big on flashy yearly recaps, none of them pull from a full decade of data, at least not in playlist form. Replay: All-Time isn’t just a nostalgia trip, it’s a subtle flex that says Apple Music’s been here long enough, and it’s been watching (and tracking) your taste evolve every step of the way.
What makes this update even more interesting is how much Apple is leaning into personalisation and legacy. The new feature comes alongside curated decade playlists and highlights from the platform’s most-streamed artists globally. Plus, Apple’s also opening a massive new artist studio in LA this summer, reinforcing that it's not just about the past — it's doubling down on the future of music production too.
So, whether you're a loyal subscriber since 2015 or someone who joined recently through a free trial, Replay: All-Time is a fun, surprisingly reflective way to see how far your music journey has come — and maybe even cringe a little. Either way, Apple Music just made looking back a whole lot more satisfying.
