- Spotify has introduced a new Listening Stats feature that breaks down your weekly listening trends and favorite tracks.
- You can access it by tapping on the profile icon in the top left corner, and going to the Listening stats option.
- The feature is available for Spotify Premium and free users, and it is rolling out in 60 countries globally.
Right before the launch of Spotify Wrapped 2025, the streaming giant has released a new Listening Stats feature. It curates an overview of your weekly music streaming habits, showing your favorite artists, songs, albums, and even creates a playlist based on those stats.
Spotify announced the Listening Stats feature on Thursday, “We’re introducing listening stats to help you relive your week in music in a fun, shareable snapshot .” It lets you look back on the songs, artists, and albums you have played the most over the past week.
How to See Your Spotify Listening Stats
All your weekly stats remain available up to four weeks, and the feature is accessible to both Spotify Premium and free users. To access listening stats, tap on your profile icon in the Spotify app and select the Listening stats option. Keen-eyed users might have spotted that the new feature replaces Sound capsule , which also allowed you to see your stats on Spotify.
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You can also share a snapshot of this data directly on WhatsApp or Instagram and show your friends and followers what music you have been jamming to.
This new listening stats feature seems to be riding on the ongoing hype for the much-awaited Spotify Wrapped 2025 . Unlike some other features, like Spotify Lossless or AI DJ , listening stats is rolling out in over 60 countries globally . So go ahead, update the Spotify app and check out how your listening habits have changed over the week.
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- OpenAI is reportedly working on a music generation tool to create AI music with text prompts.
- The company is working with students at the Juilliard School to train the AI model.
- It is unclear when it will be available and whether it will be a standalone service or part of ChatGPT.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a new tool that will enable users to generate music with a simple text prompt, and it is collaborating with students at the Juilliard School to train its upcoming model.
Will OpenAI’s Music Generation Tool Be a Threat to the Music Industry?
This tool will let users generate music tracks with a text prompt , similar to how you make images with AI, or create videos on the Sora 2 app . OpenAI is thinking of a tool that can be used to create a guitar to accompany a vocal track, or allow artists to create a custom base track for their music.
According to the report by The Information that OpenAI is working with students at Juilliard Schools to annotate scores to create training data for the music model. We can expect it to work something like the popular Suno tool that many people use to generate AI music.
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However, it remains unclear whether this AI music generation tool will be a standalone app, like Sora 2. Or will it be part of ChatGPT like its image generation models? It is also unknown whether it will be a paid service upon release or free for all users.
AI music is already having a big impact on the music industry. People are recreating the likeness of popular artists and uploading the songs as their own. Spotify is taking steps to fight AI music , along with other music labels, to fight AI fluff on the platform. OpenAI was also called out recently for the inappropriate use of copyrighted characters in the Sora app .
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