Spotify has released its highly anticipated Wrapped 2025 feature, which provides users with a personalized summary of their listening habits over the past year. Following a lukewarm reception to the 2024 version, the company has made significant changes and additions to this year’s edition.
The 2025 Wrapped features a retro aesthetic, with a predominantly black and white color scheme and occasional pops of color. This marks a departure from the previous year’s focus on artificial intelligence. Key new features include Listening Age, which calculates the age of a user’s listening habits based on their musical preferences, and Top Albums, which highlights the albums users listened to most frequently throughout the year.
Another notable addition is Wrapped Party, an interactive feature that allows users to compare their listening habits with friends, family, or strangers. This feature is designed to be competitive, with participants earning awards and discovering unique facts about their listening habits. The Fan Leaderboard feature enables users to see how they rank among fans of their favorite artists, while the Listening Archive provides a detailed breakdown of a user’s listening history, including memorable days and discoveries.
Spotify has also introduced Clubs, which groups users into one of six teams based on their listening habits, with each team member assigned a specific role. Other new features include the ability to guess one’s most played song and watch artists compete for the top spot. Users will also receive shareable cards and data on their audiobook and podcast listening habits, if applicable.
To access their Wrapped 2025, users can open the Spotify app or visit the Wrapped hub. The feature is available now, and Spotify has announced that Bad Bunny was the top artist of 2025, with his album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS” being a major contributor to his success. With a range of new features and a refreshed design, Wrapped 2025 promises to provide users with a unique and engaging way to reflect on their listening habits over the past year.