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Apple Music is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a few nostalgic gifts for longtime listeners. On Monday, the music service launched a new Replay: All-Time feature that shows you your most-streamed songs, albums and artists.
The new personalized section expands on Apple's annual Replay summaries by tapping into your full listening history since you first subscribed. For me, that was over a year ago when I bought a pair of Beats Studio Pro and received 3 months of Apple Music for free. And, well, I simply stayed.
If you've had Apple Music longer, you can now scroll back through a decade of music habits to cringe, applaud or simply reminisce on your listening habits. I was reminded of the Arctic Monkeys spree I went on in January, and how I spent the entirety of March manically listening to The 1975's new live album that came out in mid-February.
To check it out, head to replay.music.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID. Alongside your current 2025 Replay, you'll now see a new "Replay: All-Time" option with stats that span your full Apple Music history.
When you open the Apple Music app, you'll see a tile at the top of the Home tab that will show your all-time favorite tracks. Seeing my top 10 songs of all time felt like unlocking a musical time capsule. Turns out I'm a lot more predictable than I thought. (Spoiler: a lot of Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers.)
The 10-year celebration includes curated editorial content, like decade playlists and highlights from the most-streamed artists worldwide.
Apple Music is also launching a new artist studio in Los Angeles this summer. The three-story, 15,000-square-foot space will include a 4,000-square-foot soundstage, dedicated rooms for photography, editing and social media production, plus two radio studios and a mixing suite designed for spatial audio.
Apple Music launched June 30, 2015, as Apple's answer to Spotify. Since then, it's grown to over 100 million songs and tens of millions of paid subscribers, integrating deeply with Apple's ecosystem.
