On Tuesday, Amazon Music unveiled 2025 Delivered, its version of Spotify’s widely used Wrapped feature. This offers users a customized yearly review of their listening behaviors.
With 2025 Delivered, users can see a summary of their listening patterns, highlighting their top musicians, most-loved songs, and chosen genres, along with data for podcasts and audiobooks.
Amazon Music’s year-end summary is set apart by a function created specifically for people who have an Alexa-enabled device. These users are able to see the title of the song they most often asked Alexa to play during the year.
This year, Amazon Music presented its listeners with new badges to display. For instance, the business says that the “Trendsetter” badge is given to “early adopters” of popular albums, while the “Headliner” badge acknowledges supporters who are among the top listeners of an artist.
Amazon Music, like its rivals, gives listeners animated, shareable cards with their own music data, allowing them to easily share on social media with friends and followers.
The updated 2025 cards have a “music festival” theme and are tailored to each listener. A listener named Katie, for example, gets her own “Katie Fest,” which features acts like Bad Bunny, Charli XCX, and Chappell Roan, among others.
2025 Delivered can be found on the Amazon Music application within the U.S., the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, India, Canada, and Australia. To qualify, Amazon Music users must have a minimum of a few hours of listening history.
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Amazon Music’s 2025 Delivered is released a week following the launch of YouTube’s 2025 Recaps, and on the same day Apple Music revealed its yearly recap feature. Deezer introduced its Spotify Wrapped replica on Monday, which included a music personality test that people can use with their friends to determine the extent to which their musical preferences are comparable.
