The company is yet to indicate a release date, but states "Wrapped is a deep dive into the artists, songs, and podcasts that defined your 2021. Until then, you can check out what Spotify Unwrapped 2020 looked like for both listeners globally and for yourself. To access your Spotify Wrapped you simply follow the link the company sends you via email, or head to the official landing page here which will launch when the 2021 edition is released. The music streaming services has started to tease the arrival of 2021s Spotify Wrapped with adverts on social media, so it is expected it will go live soon. Last year it also arrived with a quiz, asking you questions on your musical taste throughout the year. The individual data shows users the likes of their most played music genre, how many times you streamed a certain song and how long you listened to music in the entirety of 2021. Spotify introduces huge price change - and customers are furious.Spotify Wrapped is normally released in early December, with last year's edition going live on the first of the month and the personalised version arriving the following day. Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon Unlimited: a closer look at the best music streaming service.Last year, the service revealed the most streamed artist in the UK was Drake, 'Blinding Lights’' by The Weeknd was the top streamed song, while Lewis Capaldi's 'Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent' was the most played album. Spotify has previously declared the site stops tracking listening habits by November, with data only covering 1st January to 31st October. Thousands share their results on social media, offering a glimpse into individual tastes which can be hilarious, highly embarrassing but always fascinating. Revealing the streaming platform's most listened to songs, artists and podcasts around the world, it also specially curates the tunes that meant the most to you in 2021. One of the best ways to see out the year, Spotify Wrapped allows listening to reflect on the past 365 days through their music.
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