Amazon Music simply dropped its 2025 Delivered, an annual recap of your most streamed songs, artists, podcasts, and audiobooks, and the platform’s reply to the favored Spotify Wrapped.
Right here’s what to know, and methods to entry the function.
What’s Amazon Music’s 2025 Delivered?
2025 Delivered transforms your streaming historical past on Amazon Music right into a digital music pageant poster together with your “dream line-up” of artists. Customers are given particular “Trendsetter” and “Headliner” badges for being an early album adopter or an artist’s prime listener, respectively.
From the second you snap in your digital pageant wristband, 2025 Delivered will share private insights from the 12 months, together with your most-played artists, tracks, and genres.
Who’s eligible for 2025 Delivered?
2025 Delivered is offered for eligible Amazon Music prospects with a couple of hours of listening historical past in the US, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, India, Canada, and Australia.
The place do I discover my Amazon Music 2025 Delivered?
To seek out your 2025 Delivered, open the Amazon Music app on iOS or Android, head to the “Library” web page, and search for “2025 Delivered.”
As well as, followers can head to the “Better of 2025” web page within the Amazon Music app to see the platform’s highlights.
What are a few of the streaming service’s 2025 highlights?
Within the U.S., these embody:
- “Prime hits of 2025” playlist contains tracks akin to Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia,” Unhealthy Bunny’s “DtMF,” sombr’s “back to friends,” Alex Warren’s “Ordinary,” and Morgan Wallen & Tate McRae’s “What I Want.”
- “Prime podcasts, favourite new reveals, workers picks, and extra” contains MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark, & Mysterious Stories, Morbid, Crime Junkie, and The Mel Robbins Podcast.
- “Editor’s picks” playlist options a mixture of curated fan-favorite tracks together with Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need,” Geese’s “Cobra,” Dasha’s “Like It Like That,” Laufey’s “Lover Girl (Amazon Music Songline),” and Tyler, The Creator’s “Ring Ring Ring.”
