Spotify has launched a new feature called Listening Stats, designed to help users track and share their weekly music habits in real time.
The feature enables listeners to engage better with their playlists and favourite artists, ensuring a detailed look at how their tastes changes week after week.
Unlike year-end roundups, Listening Stats updates every 24 hours. Users can see their most played songs and artists from the past month and get new playlists automatically generated from their recent listening activity.
Spotify says this will make music discovery easier and more personal, reflecting what each listener is currently drawn to.
Every week, the feature also spotlights a key moment, it could be a newly discovered track, a major listening milestone, or data that captures a user’s unique listening identity.
Listeners can share these moments directly from the app across social platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp, encouraging friendly comparisons and musical conversations.
Explaining the intention behind the update, the company said, “At Spotify, we’re always finding new ways to bring you closer to the music that moves you, turning sound into something personal.”
Available to both Free and Premium users in over 60 markets, Listening Stats joins Spotify’s lineup of personalised tools such as daylist, Release Radar, and Discover Weekly. It also serves as an early warm-up for Wrapped, the popular end-of-year feature that compiles each user’s music story into a yearly summary.
To access the new feature, users can open their Spotify profile, select “Listening Stats,” and view their top artists, songs, and listening insights. A single tap on “Share” lets them post weekly stats or highlights directly from the app.
