How to find your Spotify Wrapped 2025 and see all the music you loved this year

• Spotify Wrapped launched December 3.
• New features in this year's recap include the ability to see your "Listening Age" and compete in a "Wrapped Party."
• Here's how to quickly find your own Spotify Wrapped.

Spotify Wrapped is here! It's time to relive your year in listening.

The annual music run-down — which takes more than a year to create — is officially a marquee event for Spotify. Last year, 1 in 3 of Spotify's over 713 million users engaged with their Wrapped. The campaign has grown from music to podcasts to audiobooks, and from a wholly digital event to in-person pop-ups.

This year, Spotify Wrapped has several new features, or "stories," as the company likes to call them. Spotify will calculate your listening age and place you in a club. It'll also race your top artist against each other.

Spotify Wrapped is easily shareable with friends, both on social media and in the group chats. There's a new in-app Wrapped Party feature for group-sharing, too.

Here's how to unwrap your year on Spotify.

How to find your Spotify Wrapped 2025

You won't have to look far: Spotify Wrapped is visible right on your home page.

Users opening their Spotify mobile apps will find "Your 2025 Wrapped" images in the Home tab. A simple click will take you to thew stories.

There's also a tab at the top of the home page, next to "All," called "Wrapped." Users can click there to see both their stories and custom playlists.

What's new for Spotify Wrapped in 2025?

The hallmarks of Spotify Wrapped are there. Users can easily see their top five songs and artists, as well as how many minutes of music they've listened to.

Spotify added podcasts to Wrapped in 2019. The medium remains in the run-down, with viewers seeing their top five podcasts, minutes listened —and maybe even a message from their favorite podcasters.

The streamer is now in the audiobook market, and the medium has officially made it to Spotify Wrapped. Users can see how many books they listened to and their top genre. Some authors, like "The Fourth Wing"author Rebecca Yarros, also recorded messages for fans.

Last year, the top genres category was missing. Fans quickly decried the loss on Reddit and X — and Spotify took note. Top genres is now back in Wrapped 2025.

One new story this year is the user's "Listening Age." Music fans love tracks from their teen years. So, based on the decade of some of your favorite songs, when would you have be a teen? That's how Spotify calculates your age.

For example: I am 22, but I listen to lots of music from the late 1960s. Spotify gave me a listening age of 73.

Each user is also sorted into a club based on their listening taste. Within the clubs, users are also given roles.

There are six clubs users can be placed in: the Soft Hearts Club (tender, cathartic), Grit Collective (angsty, dauntless), Full Charge Crew (hype, limitless), Cosmic Stereo Club (dreamy, lo-fi), Club Seratonin (euphoric, radiant), and Cloud State Society (lush, relaxing).

New for top artists this year is the ability to see how your five most-listened-to artists stacked up each month, before finally learning which one won out in a race.

Spotify Wrapped screenshots are often sent around group chats, where texters gawk at their friends' top songs. This year, Spotify wants to bring those group-sharers back into the app.

The new Spotify Party feature turns allows users to group together and compete for titles, like the "Sonic Sync Award" and the "Chaos Crew Award."

Users can access a Wrapped Party via the Wrapped hub in the Spotify app, by searching for it within the app, or at the end of their personalized story collection.

Before you leave, check out your archives. After the shareable images, Spotify offers users a log of some of their most notable days of music listening. These include the "Most Diverse Day," "Repeat-Heavy Day," "Most Nostalgic Day," and more.

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