Amazon Music Introduces Its Own Yearly Wrap-Up

All Your Favorites from 2024 in One Place

As the holiday season approaches, many music streaming platforms are treating users to custom 'year in review' playlists. This year, alongside Spotify Wrapped and Apple Music Replay, Amazon Music has joined the trend with its own version.

Amazon Music's retrospective feature is cleverly named 'Amazon Music Delivered.' It echoes the company's core service of delivering parcels but focuses on showcasing listeners' most-loved tracks, artists, and shows from the past year. It even highlights the most frequent music requests made through Alexa, adding a touch of humor if your musical taste revealed any guilty pleasures.

Access for Everyone

This exciting feature is available to all users of Amazon Music, whether they are enjoying the basic version included with Prime membership or those who have upgraded to the premium Unlimited service. You can find your '2024 Delivered' playlist by navigating to the Library section and selecting the banner labeled accordingly. Alternatively, ask Alexa to play your top tracks from the year.

Amazon has hinted at additional surprises: users might receive a personalized message from one of their favorite artists. If eligible, a flashing yellow indicator on an Alexa-enabled device will signal that a special message awaits.

Trending Hits on Amazon Music

Amazon has also published a list of the year's most popular songs and artists on its platform. Notably, Taylor Swift secured the position of top artist, with Benson Boone's track 'Beautiful Things' achieving the highest ranking for a song.

When it comes to accessing Amazon Music, users might find the choices a bit complex. Prime subscribers enjoy Amazon Music Prime, which includes over 100 million songs and podcasts, ad-free but with limitations similar to Spotify's free tier, such as reliance on playlists and shuffle play.

For those seeking an unrestricted experience, Amazon Music Unlimited is offered at $10 monthly for Prime members and $11 for everyone else. There's also a no-cost, ad-supported option available to all, regardless of their Prime membership status or shipping preferences.