Apple Music Replay 2022 Back With New View, Let's See Your Music List!

Apple Music Replay is back, for Apple Music users every year. (photo: dock. apple)

JAKARTA - Apple Music Replay is back, which is one of the most eagerly awaited launches for Apple Music users every year. Give users the ability to see what music they hear a full year.

This year, Apple has several updates to help improve Apple Music Replay's experience compared to Spotify Wrapped.

Again, Apple Music Replay is an overview of the artists, albums and songs that users listen to most in 2022. In fact, the Apple Music Replay 2022 experience has been aired since February, featuring the top list of users' favorite tracks, but now the interface has been overhauled with a feature called the Instagram-like Highlight Reel.

Highlight Reel is a collection of cards featuring some information about users' habits with their music, including the total minutes spent listening to music, as well as the most listened to genres, artists, favorite albums, and songs.

Launching Mashable, Wednesday, November 30, further, users can tap on each card to view listening data and access Highlight Reel in backplay.music.apple.com, this feature can be viewed on the desktop and iPhone of the user.

Users can get a more complete experience if scrolling down on the main screen. There, users will see the 10 songs, artists, albums, playlists, and stations that play the most. At the bottom, users will see a special Mix Replay which is Apple Music's playlist of favorite songs during 2022.

In addition, users can also add a playlist of Replay 2022 to the Apple Music library, as well as playlists for previous years since 2015.

Sharing Apple Music Replay statistics on social media is not as easy as sharing Spotify Wrapped. Users can share playlists directly from the Apple Music app to Instagram or Snapchat by clicking three points in the upper right corner, selecting Share, then clicking the desired social media app.

On the Apple Music Replay website, users can also tap the sharing icon in the lower right corner. This will create an image of the story you're looking at.