Get ready to rewind your favorite music this year because Apple Music’s 2024 Replay dropped on Tuesday, December 3rd.

In addition to the 2024 Replay experience, which shows Apple Music subscribers their most played songs, albums and artists of the year, Apple Music also unveiled charts of the top music of the year.

“2024 was a historic year across the board, with more women than ever reaching the global year-end song charts, global genres reaching new heights, and many of the top spots going to artists who had never made the year-end charts before said Apple Music in a press release.

Apple Music has put together its 2024 year-end charts to celebrate the biggest songs of the year based on Apple Music streams, Shazam tags, radio spins and more.

Kendrick Lamar topped the list of most streamed songs worldwide with his track “Not Like Us,” which spent more than six weeks at the top of the Global Daily Hot 100 chart since its release in May, Apple said.

“Beautiful Things” by Benson Boones followed at No. 2, “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter at No. 3 and “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey at No. 4. Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer” took fifth place.

Boone also topped the 2024 Global Shazam charts, while Dua Lipa topped the inaugural Shazam Global Radio Spins chart, which uses data from more than 40,000 radio stations around the world.

In addition to charts, Replay also introduces some new features. According to Apple, 2024 insights include:

• Top 100, 500, 1000 listeners: The 2024 Replay goes beyond the top 100 listeners of previous years. “Listeners can now also find out whether they made the top 500 or top 1000 of their favorite artists or genres.”
• Listening strikes: “Now users can learn the longest consecutive days they have played Apple Music.”
• Repeat by month: “Relive your year through the months with your No. 1 songs, artists and albums from each month of 2024.”
• Top Artist Series: Find out if you’re a loyal fan with “Top Artist Streak” – available to users if they’ve had an artist as the #1 Artist of the Month for multiple months in a row, based on your most played music each month.
• Date of first game: “Fans can find out the date they first heard their top song, artist and album this year.”

Read on to learn more about Apple Music’s 2024 Replay.

How to find Apple Music Replay

According to Apple, there are two ways to find your personal Replay.

iPhone users with iOS 18.1 can access their 2024 Replay by opening the Apple Music app and using the Home, New, or Search tabs.

If you’re using previous versions of iOS on mobile or desktop, just click replay.music.apple.com.