Still waiting for Spotify Wrapped? Amazon Music just dropped its 2025 Delivered: Here’s how to see your year in review

Amazon Music just dropped its 2025 Delivered, an annual recap of your most streamed songs, artists, podcasts, and audiobooks, and the platform’s answer to the popular Spotify Wrapped.

Here’s what to know, and how to access the feature.

What is Amazon Music’s 2025 Delivered?

2025 Delivered transforms your streaming history on Amazon Music into a virtual music festival poster with your “dream lineup” of artists. Users are given special “Trendsetter” and “Headliner” badges for being an early album adopter or an artist’s top listener, respectively.

From the moment you snap on your virtual festival wristband, 2025 Delivered will share personal insights from the year, including your most-played artists, tracks, and genres.

Who is eligible for 2025 Delivered?

2025 Delivered is available for eligible Amazon Music customers with a few hours of listening history in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, India, Canada, and Australia.

Where do I find my Amazon Music 2025 Delivered?

To find your 2025 Delivered, open the Amazon Music app on iOS or Android, head to the “Library” page, and look for “2025 Delivered.”

In addition, fans can head to the “Best of 2025” page in the Amazon Music app to see the platform’s highlights.

What are some of the streaming service’s 2025 highlights?

In the U.S., these include:

• The “Top hits of 2025” playlist includes tracks such as Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia,” Bad Bunny’s “DtMF,” sombr’s “back to friends,” Alex Warren’s “Ordinary,” and Morgan Wallen featuring Tate McRae’s “What I Want.”
• The “Top podcasts, favorite new shows, staff picks, and more” includes MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark, & Mysterious Stories, Morbid, Crime Junkie, and The Mel Robbins Podcast.
• The “Editor’s picks” playlist features a mix of curated fan-favorite tracks including Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need,” Geese’s “Cobra,” Dasha’s “Like It Like That,” Laufey’s “Lover Girl (Amazon Music Songline),” and Tyler, The Creator’s “Ring Ring Ring.”

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