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Spotify users lamented Wrapped in 2024. This year, the company brought back an old favorite and made it less about AI

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 Co-president Alex Norstrom said Wrapped has “become a significant driver of our business.”
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One year after a rare record scratch, Spotify brought back an old favorite and included new features people actually like with the 2025 edition of Wrapped, which arrived yesterday.

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After many users complained about 2024’s offering on social media, Spotify executives said they used that disappointment to fuel this year’s update to its highly anticipated year in review data dump:

  • Top genres returned after an inexplicable absence last year.
  • New features include top albums and audiobooks, playcounts for your top songs, a game where you guess your top song, and a “Wrapped Party” on the app that’s a “live competition you can play with friends.”
  • Then there’s the potentially crushing reveal of your “listening age” based on your data. Our Executive Editor Neal Freyman’s was 92, which was only slightly older than we guessed.

Out with AI (but not entirely): Spotify received blowback in 2024 for going all-in on AI at the last minute. This year, the only celebration of AI is Listening Archive, which pinpoints trends from specific days (i.e., reminding you of the sad song you played 100 times when you were dumped on Feb. 14).

Like and subscribe: Wrapped is more than just something to share on your socials. During a Q4 earnings call, Co-president Alex Norstrom said Wrapped has “become a significant driver of our business.” It engaged 245 million users last year.—DL

This report was originally published by Morning Brew.

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