How to Get TIDAL Stats

How to Get Your TIDAL Stats: Rewind, Recap, and More

Every year, music streaming services turn listener stats into a global event. Spotify Wrapped might steal the spotlight (with some odd design choices in recent years), but it's far from the only player. Apple Music Replay, YouTube Music Recap, and My Deezer Year all put their own spin on the end-of-year stats craze. And TIDAL, after years of sitting it out, finally joined in with its own annual recap: TIDAL Rewind. If you have been searching for "TIDAL Wrapped," this is the feature you are looking for.

Not sure where to start? Here's a quick cheat sheet:

• Spotify Wrapped: the ultimate in listener stats, quirky designs and all.
• Apple Music Replay: simpler and less playful than Spotify, but sleek and shareable.
• YouTube Music Recap: packed with stats and visuals, and a lot of fun.
• Amazon Music Delivered: Amazon's recap, themed as a virtual music festival.
• My Deezer Year: find it on the EXPLORE page.
• TIDAL Rewind: clean and straightforward, with top artists, top songs, and monthly breakdowns.

And if you are disappointed that Qobuz skips the recap trend, don't worry. Free Your Music has your back, with a way to track stats for any streaming service, including TIDAL.

Let's break down how to find your TIDAL recap, plus how to see your TIDAL stats the rest of the year.

What is TIDAL Rewind?

For years, TIDAL was the one major service without a proper Wrapped-style recap. That changed in December 2025, when TIDAL launched Rewind, its first full annual recap, right in the middle of Wrapped season.

It landed well. There are no AI gimmicks or personality quizzes, just a clean summary of your top artists, top songs, top genres, monthly streaming breakdowns, and total minutes listened.

If you have searched for "TIDAL Wrapped," Rewind is TIDAL's version. Rewind drops in early December each year, and even listeners who joined partway through the year get a recap based on their listening from day one.

How do you find your TIDAL Rewind?

Rewind shows up right inside the app during December. Here's how to open it:

1. Open the TIDAL app and go to the Home tab.
2. Look for the Rewind banner at the top of your Home screen.
3. Can't see it? Tap the notifications bell icon, since your Rewind lives there too.
4. Tap through to see your top songs, artists, genres, and month-by-month listening.

Alongside the stats, TIDAL builds a personalized playlist of your most-played tracks from the year. You can save it and revisit your recap any time.

How to see your TIDAL stats any time of year

Don't want to wait until December? TIDAL keeps running stats through its Your History section, and this is where your "My Most Listened" playlists live.

1. Tap the Home button (bottom left, the icon shaped like a house).
2. Scroll down until you see Your History.
3. Look for mixes like:
   • My Most Listened (your all-time overview).
   • My Most Listened [Year] (the current year so far).
   • My Most Listened [Month] (a monthly breakdown).

These History Mixes update as you listen. You can turn any of them into a permanent playlist by opening the mix and selecting Create Playlist. It's a nice way to bottle up a month or a year of listening before the mix moves on.

How to share your TIDAL Rewind

Once your Rewind is live, or you have found a History Mix worth showing off, sharing it is easy:

1. Tap the Share icon in your Rewind or recap playlist.
2. Choose an option like Instagram Stories, or copy the link.
3. For more choices, tap the More button to see additional platforms.

One thing to know: the shareable Rewind graphic only shows your top 5 artists and songs, not the full recap. If you want to share everything, a simple screenshot (or a screen recording while you scroll) captures what the share card leaves out.

Want to keep it low-key? You can always save your recap playlist and revisit it whenever you are in the mood for a little nostalgia.

Spotify has a similar nostalgia feature called "Playlist in a Bottle." You make a short playlist for your future self, then look back later on what you were listening to at the time.

Why do people love Wrapped, Recap, and Rewind stats?

Some people prefer an all-music, no-metrics approach. Millions more love to see their numbers. The fact that even TIDAL, the last big holdout, finally shipped a recap tells you how much listeners want this.

Music stats often reveal things you did not really notice. Maybe you listen to heavy metal all the time, yet some cheesy 70s track sits high on your top-played list. Or you clock far more (or fewer) hours than you thought.

End-of-year stats are also fun because they are shareable and comparable. You can peek at other people's tastes, find new music, try new genres, and talk about music in a new way.

How yearly listening stats help you discover new music

Every platform likes to push music discovery. Deezer leads the charge with dedicated tools like Flow. Recaps do their part too, especially once they are shared:

• Social shares list tracks, albums, artists, and genres.
• A playlist of your top tracks is created, which you can save and make public to share the music with new people.
• When people don't love their stats, they often make an effort to listen to new things, so they actively seek out new music.

All of that encourages people to explore their tastes further. For real music lovers, you can even set your own challenges for the year: new genres to add, collaborative playlists and Blends to build, and, with TIDAL, the TIDAL Rising and Cross-Genre picks in the Explore tab.

How to get TIDAL stats with Free Your Music

Rewind and the "My Most Listened" playlists are only half of your listening story. You can pull more detail with Free Your Music Listening Stats, any day of the year, not just in December.

Free Your Music Listening Stats sorts your data into categories like Top Albums, Top Artists, and Playlists. You can even see stats for specific playlists.

You can generate stats for any music streaming service, including Spotify, TIDAL, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more. And since sharing stats is one of the best ways people find new music, you can browse what others are listening to on the Latest Statistics page.

Here's how to find your listening stats for any service with Free Your Music:

1. Get the Free Your Music app from your app store, or download the desktop version.
2. Tap or click the Stats icon.
3. Connect your streaming platform (some may ask you to log in).
4. Pick the collections you want to generate stats from.
5. Make a cup of coffee and wait a short time.
6. When they are ready, tap or click Open to see your stats.

Free Your Music runs on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, so you can check your stats anywhere.

Which streaming services can Free Your Music track stats for?

Free Your Music can show listening stats from these apps:

• TIDAL listening stats
• Apple Music stats
• Amazon Music listener stats
• Deezer music listening stats
• Pandora streaming stats
• SoundCloud listener stats
• YouTube Music listening stats
• YouTube streaming stats
• Qobuz music listening stats
• Napster streaming stats
• QQ音乐 wrapped stats
• Yandex Music stats
• VK music streaming stats
• Anghami music listener stats
• JioSaavn listener stats
• Boomplay stats
• Gaana streaming stats
• Zvuk streaming stats

That way you can keep track of your habits anytime, anywhere. Curate your listening as the year goes on, so your yearly playlist from Spotify Wrapped, TIDAL Rewind, Apple Music Replay, or YouTube Music Recap is always worth saving.

Although TIDAL has plenty of great features, you might be ready to see what else is out there. When you are, Free Your Music moves your whole library off TIDAL in a few taps. It supports 18 streaming services, works on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, and keeps everything current with 15-minute auto-sync. The free tier moves up to 600 songs, so you can test a transfer before you commit.

TIDAL stats FAQ

Does TIDAL have a Wrapped?
Yes. TIDAL's version is called Rewind. It launched in December 2025 and gives you a yearly recap of your top artists, songs, genres, monthly breakdowns, and total minutes listened.

When does TIDAL Rewind come out?
Rewind drops in early December each year, during Wrapped season. Even if you joined partway through the year, you still get a recap based on your listening from day one.

Can you see your TIDAL stats before December?
Yes. Open the Your History section on the Home tab for your "My Most Listened" mixes, or use Free Your Music Listening Stats to see your top artists, songs, and albums any day of the year.

How do you share your TIDAL Rewind?
Tap the Share icon and pick an option like Instagram Stories, or copy the link. The share graphic only shows your top 5, so take a screenshot or screen recording if you want to share the full recap.