So, why aren’t they on your Wrapped playlists? The answer is simple: They were released after the tracking period for Spotify Wrapped 2021. The month of November saw so many important music releases, like the highly talked about Red (Taylor’s Version) and Adele’s long-awaited fourth studio album, 30. You’ll also get to see how many hours you spent listening to your music, how many genres and artists you listened to, top podcasts, and you’ll even have a custom playlist made just for you with 100 of your most played songs of the year. From there, the streaming service will walk you through everything from your top tracks of the year to your audio aura (yes, that’s a real thing). You can finally access the comprehensive list of your 2021 Spotify stats by logging into your Spotify account on the Wrapped page on your app or on the website on your phone. With so much anticipation leading up to Spotify Wrapped, Dec. If you’re wondering when Spotify stopped counting for Wrapped 2021, here’s what you need to know. But if you’ve been listening to “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version)” on repeat ever since it dropped, you might be surprised to see it missing from your list. The popular feature is back to give Spotify users a breakdown of your most streamed artists, songs, and podcasts of the year. As long as they have access to the email address in the RSS feed.It’s the most wonderful time of the year, because Spotify Wrapped is officially here. Discover, manage and share over 70 million tracks, including more than 3.2 million podcast titles, for free, or upgrade to Spotify Premium to access exclusive features for music including improved sound quality and an on-demand, offline, and ad-free music listening experience. Similarly, the rest of your podcast team can access the statistics for specific podcasts as well. Spotify transformed music listening forever when it launched in 2008. You will be able to gain access to multiple individual podcasts via this feature. You will then have access to the Spotify analytics for this podcast There’s a backlash to the practice and with good reason. If you’re following music acts, odds are you’re already seeing Spotify-generated stats and graphs from artists. If you do not have access to the email in the RSS feed, please reach out to Transistor to get this updatedĬonfirm additional metadata associated with your podcast (country, language, categories) No, sharing your Spotify year-end artist stats is not a good idea here’s why not. Verify that you own the podcast: Spotify will send a verification code to the email address in the RSS feed.
Log in to Spotify for Podcasters: this will be connected to a Spotify account, so please make sure you are logging in with the account you want to be associated with your podcastĬlick on the “Add Your Podcast” link on the sidebarĪdd the RSS feed for your podcast that is already on Spotify Now, you can log in to Spotify's podcaster dashboard, even if you've submitted your podcast through Transistor!
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