The Replay experience gives subscribers more listening insights and access to new features, including personalized highlight snippets
published: 19 dec. 2022 at 19:08
It’s been an exciting year for music, with online streamers being exposed to new sounds, languages and genres on Apple Music. Year-end charts show how influential Apple Music listeners are in making the year memorable. —for individuals and the community.
Redesigned Apple Music Replay
The 2022 new features are the perfect year-end experience with more comprehensive music information and new functions. Including suitable highlight clips for you. Users can explore popular songs, popular albums, popular artists, top genres and much more. Super fans can also see if they are among the top 100 listeners of their favorite artists or genres.
Listeners can watch their own replays until December 31 to see if their listening habits change before the start of 2023. All information on Replay is optimized for sharing with family and friends on social media or various messaging platforms. To watch Apple Music replay, go to replay.music.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID for Apple Music. Read the highlights or scroll down the page for more detailed information. Listen to music until you qualify. Track your eligibility with a personalized progress bar on the Replay site. Playlist and insight eligibility share the same listening criteria. Once eligible for Replay, go to replay.music.apple.com.
Replay is translated into 39 languages for 169 countries and regions offered by Apple Music. Despite the emphasis on data, Replay maintains Apple’s privacy standards throughout the experience.
Better chart information
Apple Music also released its annual ranking which focuses on the most popular songs of 2022, the most popular Shazams, the most popular workout songs and the most popular lyrics. In arrangements of songs, including specific musical genres and new artists, that are just coming into the limelight.
The Kid Laroy and Justin Bieber ended the year at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Songs of 2022 thanks to their collaboration song, Stay, which had 51 days in the top 100 worldwide hits and continues to occupy a solid position.
The Kid Laroy and Justin Bieber ended the year with the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Songs of 2022 thanks to their collaboration song, Stay.
Hip hop is still number one on the top charts. There are 32 songs in the charts on the top 100 songs. It was followed by pop with 23 songs on the chart and R&B/Soul with 11. Latin came in at four with eight and J-pop with six.
The Popular Songs charts were led by We Don’t Talk About Bruno, the theme song for Disney’s Encanto.
The Popular Songs charts were led by We Don’t Talk About Bruno, the theme song for Disney’s Encanto. Meanwhile, British DJ Joel Corry’s Head & Heart topped the exercise music charts, which topped the charts in 53 countries. The song that topped the Shazam chart was Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) by Elton John and Dua Lipa, marking the first time Elton John topped a worldwide Shazam chart.
The song that topped the Shazam chart was Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) by Elton John and Dua Lipa.
Bad Bunny is Apple Music’s 2022 Artist of the Year.
Bad Bunny’s Elsewhere is Apple Music’s 2022 Artist of the Year and the first Latin artist to have the biggest album of the year with Un Verano Sin Ti. Just four months after its record-breaking debut, Un Verano Sin Ti has become the greatest Latin music album of all time, of any genre. To listen to a list of all the songs on Apple Music’s annual popular songs chart, visit music.apple.com.
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