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While some of us have spent the last few weeks anticipating Christmas dinner, New Year’s Eve parties and finally setting our out-of-office, those of us who like to think we have pretty decent taste in music have been waiting eagerly for the year’s biggest bragging event: Spotify Wrapped.
Yes, it’s that magical time of year when we gather ’round our devices to reflect on our musical journey – revealing our guilty pleasures, stealthy obsessions, and that one cringe-worthy catchy song we probably wouldn’t ever listen to in public. It’s like a musical yearbook, showcasing not just the songs and artists we had on repeat, but unveiling rather a lot about our personality (did you really spend that much time listening to that ‘White Noise for Anxiety’ playlist?)
So let’s dust off those headphones, and prepare for the annual rite of passage that binds us all together in the most entertainingly awkward way possible. Here’s everything we know about when Spotify Wrapped will be dropping this year.
What date does Spotify Wrapped come out?
Mark your calendars and warm up your Instagram stories, because Spotify Wrapped 2024 is set to drop in early December. While Spotify has yet to confirm the exact date, previous years have seen the annual recap released in the first or second week of the month. So keep your eyes peeled for a notification from Spotify in the coming weeks!
When does Spotify Wrapped stop tracking?
If you’ve already started bingeing holiday music, don’t worry – Spotify usually stops tracking your activity for Wrapped at the end of October each year. That does mean that any niche indie artists you’ve been obsessed with this month won’t make the cut either – sorry!
Feeling festive? Check out our guide to the ultimate Christmas songs. What better way to celebrate our year of music than with a merry mix of holiday cheer and a dash of self-reflection?
Thes are all the songs we’ve had on repeat this year.
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