Every so often a website that analyses Spotify data blows up on Twitter and it is all we see for the next 24 hours. Then it’s just as quickly forgotten. But these websites are still valuable if you want to analyze your listening habits.
We’ve scoured the corners of the internet and collected our ten favorite websites that analyze your Spotify data.
But there is a caveat. Each of these websites requires you to login to your Spotify and allow the website to access your Spotify data. So if that’s not something you’re OK with, you may want to sit this one out.
But if you’re the type of person who spends your days counting down to Spotify Wrapped or need your listening habits analyzed more than once a year, check out these websites that analyze your Spotify data.
1. Stats for Spotify
Stats for Spotify is your classic Spotify data analyzer. It shows you your top tracks, artists, and genres organized by the previous four weeks, last six months, and all time. It also shows how your top tracks, artists, and genres have changed since the last time you used Stats for Spotify.
2. How Bad is Your Spotify
How Bad is Your Spotify is an AI that judges your music taste. It gained popularity in December 2020 for its snarky roasts of users’ listening habits.
Credit: screenshot: how bad is your spotify
3. Obscurify
Obscurify tells you how obscure the music you listen to is compared to other Obscurify users. The best feature is that it shows you your top five obscure artist. It also rates your music’s happiness, danceability, and energy and compares it to other users. Another fun feature of Obscurify is it shows you your top songs of each decade.
4. Zodiac Affinity
If you’re an astrology lover, you’ll appreciate Zodiac Affinity. It chooses which five of your liked songs align with different star signs and no we have no idea what the criteria is here.
5. Discover Quickly
Discover Quickly sorts your playlists, top songs, and top artists by different criteria like popularity and danceability. It also lists all of Spotify’s crazy specific genres like deep metalcore, acid house, and charred death. If you click on a genre it will make you a playlist of songs of that genre. You can also select “random genre” and it will generate a playlist of songs of a random genre.
6. MusicScape
MusicScape generates a landscape based on your recent listening. The landscape takes the mood, mode, energy, and key of your recent listening into consideration to create the landscape.
Credit: Screenshot: musicscape
7. MusicTaste.Space
MusicTaste.Space is fun because it allows you to compare your listening with another Spotify user. Just send a friend the link on the homepage and it will show you all the overlap between your top songs and top artists.
8. Receiptify
Receiptify puts your top ten tracks on a trendy receipt. You can choose your top tracks of the last month, last six months, or of all time.
Credit: screenshot: Receiptify
9. How NPRcore are you
How NPRcore are you analyzes how closely your music taste aligns with NPR music. It tells you what percent NPRcore you are and which of your top tracks and artists are most NPRcore. Like on other websites you can choose which period of listening you want it to analyze.
10. Moodify
This AI generates a playlist for you based on the mood of the song you’re currently listening to.
After you’ve had your fun poking around these websites and annoying your followers with your music taste, you can unlink your Spotify from these websites by going to Spotify app settings and selecting “Remove Access.”
