Getting excited for Spotify Wrapped? Read on for some tips to access it early.
Since 2016, Spotify Wrapped has become one of the most highly-anticipated moments of the year. Every winter, Spotify releases each users’ annual personalized report in a mini aesthetic presentation, showing their top artists, songs, genres, and more based on listening data throughout the year.
The viral marketing campaign has only grown in popularity since 2016, and Spotify Wrapped has become a staple in the cultural zeitgeist of the 20-teens and beyond. Other brands have even attempted to jump on the bandwagon, but have failed to come to close to the offerings Spotify Wrapped can provide.
When Will We See Spotify Wrapped for 2024?
While Spotify doesn’t ever announce the exact release date, we can look at previous years to get an idea of when to expect it in 2024. The date has varied slightly over the years, but has typically remained in the two week window of end of November/beginning of December. The last three years saw it land on a Wednesday, on either November 30 or December 1.
How Can Users Access Spotify Wrapped Early?
If you’re eager to get those results a little early this year, there are several third-party sites that track Spotify data and will do the work for you. Stats for Spotify provides ongoing lists of your top songs, artists, and genres over different time periods, like the last four weeks, six months, or your entire listening history. While it’s similar to Spotify Wrapped, it doesn’t have the same flashy presentation. However, it offers daily updates and is easy to access with your Spotify account. If you prioritize data over aesthetics, Stats for Spotify is a good choice.
If you’re willing to pay for a service to dig a little deeper into this data, Volt.fm or Stats.fm (formerly Spotistats) are two more options for you. Both of these sites will provide detailed breakdowns of your listening tastes.
Otherwise, stay tuned for the official Spotify Wrapped to drop in the next couple of weeks. “Keep playing what you love, and we’ll get in touch when it’s ready,” says Spotify.