This section will take you through your listening history. Overall moods include Popularity, Happiness, Danceability, Energy, Acousticness, Instrumentalness, Liveness, Speechiness. How much your top songs are instrumental or noisy. Is your music getting more energetic or sadder. See If you are a musical time traveler! What decades that you’ve been listening to? What is y our favorite decade of music is? Stats of most favorited subgenres, maybe you will discover new subgenres that you didn’t hear before.
Discover what are the main music genres in general click here. Your Spotify genre stats about what the most popular main genres set you apart. You can analyze any song you want to discover more about its (genre, popularity…) or save your top tracks to your Spotify account in a new playlist and more. It shows you the most listened tracks (usually 50 tracks). It shows the top artists (usually 50 artists) you listened to. Your own personal listening stats that can you find out here are: What my Spotify stats that can I check out?īrowse your personal most listened content on Spotify during last month, 6 months, or since you started using Spotify. To find out your musical preferences, your lists of you top 50 artists and songs from the past four weeks, six months and of all time, all you have to do is log in with your Spotify account.
This Spotify personal stats tool lets you explore and analyze Spotify listening habits for any account you have, find out how you listen: which songs and artists you’ve streamed most with 3 different time periods options (last month, last six months, all time), what are your favorite genres on Spotify. Login With Spotify How do I find my Top Artists/Songs on Spotify? It shows you your most recently played songs too with exactly when you last played them, and give you a list of recommendation songs based on your Spotify profile that you’d like it. Spotify listening stats tool gives you a deeper understanding of what you listen, but it doesn’t stop there though. Any way it doesn’t judge your own music taste, Judge for yourself! This tool gives more value to your Spotify accounts, reveals your personal taste, your most played songs and artists on Spotify and helps you to get extensive information about your listening habits, and discover how mainstream or obscure your music is. How will Spotify stats looks like (example image): That is, instead of just showcasing a user’s basic information and activity, these redesigned profiles would allow people to explore more of what Spotify has to offer while also making it easier to find and enjoy new artists and music directly from someone else’s profile with fewer clicks.Find out how Looks like your Spotify! What type of music do you like more? With Spotify Listening Stats tool, Get insights into your music taste! get updated daily Spotify statistics about your top artists, songs, genres and more, all in nice design complete with charts. These changes would make sense as part of Spotify’s broader focus on discovery that’s driving its most recent app updates. (May we suggest incorporating podcast recommendations into this experience, please?) But this feature isn’t fully built out yet - Messina told us that, when clicked, the in-app message reads “there’s nothing to see here yet” and informs users that Spotify is “busy building more content for you - coming soon.” The profiles also include a message at the bottom that reads “View more cards,” which indicates there will be future additions coming to this space beyond the playlists and recently played artists. Under the “Discover more features” section on the new profiles, users are pointed to other things they can do on Spotify - like find live events, “like” more songs to improve their recommendations, create Blends with friends, check out Spotify’s new audiobooks and more. This could be particularly useful if you had visited someone else’s profile and were discovering new artists through their activity. Next to each artist’s name, there also are buttons that let you follow the artist on Spotify - before, you’d have to click into the artist profile to do so. For instance, you can now click a button to create a new playlist right from your profile, or use buttons beside each playlist to share them with others.
The new profiles still feature sections for your playlists and artists, but these now appear as cards and there are more interactive features available next to these options. Image Credits: Chris Messina via Twitter (opens in a new window)
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