Our musical tastes define us and show the world a part of us, that’s why when Spotify Wrapped was launched, once a year, social networks were flooded with the summary of user activity on that platform, because it’s something we like show and represents us, but what if we didn’t have to wait until the end of the year to see who are the artists we listen to the most?
Music has always been something that unites people, when you meet someone with the same musical tastes as you, a connection is generated, but this can also be the other way around, and you can cancel a person because of the genres of music they play. listen. So it is obvious that music is something social, that identifies us with something and that is why we are proud of what we listen to.
Spotify, taking advantage of the fact that it is one of the largest music streaming platforms in the world, launched the Spotify Wrapped campaign in 2016 with which it allowed you to show your musical summary of the last year. The problem? That it can only be accessed once a year.
For this reason, at elEconomista.es we are going to show you how to be able to access your statistics whenever you want, and from wherever you want.
from your computer
This option is for those who access Spotify from the web app or from the official Spotify app, from here they can see their Top 10 artists and their Top 50 songs in the last month. Unlike Wrapped, these statistics are not intended to be shared, so you are the only one who can access them and if you want to share them, it will be by taking a screenshot.
To access these statistics, you must first enter the Spotify app, in the upper right you must click on your username to later select Your profile. Once this is done, you will only have to scroll down until you find the options Top artists of this month and Top songs of this month, select See all, and you will have all your statistics.
From your Android device
This option is for those who want to keep a record of what they listen to from their Android phones, although in this case it doesn’t exactly offer statistics as such, rather the app collects the songs you’ve listened to by date, so you can access everything your history.
In this case, you have to go to the Spotify app, go to the start section, and click on the clock icon that appears in the upper right part of the screen. It’s that easy to access all the music and other content you’ve accessed.
From third-party apps
Although if you want to go beyond what Spotify officially offers you, it is no surprise that there are apps developed by third parties that offer you all the relevant information about your activity on this platform.
The first one is Spotistats, a free one for mobile devices. Here you can see all your favorite artists and songs since you started using Spotify, it informs you of your favorite genres, offers global charts and your last listened songs. Despite being free, it contains many ads, which you can remove if you pay 3.59 euros.
The second option that we can find is uTrack, this is a much more minimalist option, also free, but in this case it does not flood it with many features or ads. It is much more basic, but functional, since it offers lists with your favorite artists, songs and genres, from the last three months, six or since you started using Spotify.
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