Amazon Music is officially getting into the annual music review game, introducing 2025 Delivered, its most comprehensive version yet and its strongest competitor to Spotify’s popular Wrapped. The company announced Tuesday that the new feature offers users a richer and more personalized look at their music year — from listening habits to unique insights never before seen on the platform.

A complete picture of each user's musical year
With 2025 Delivered, listeners get a detailed snapshot of their music preferences. The tool reveals the top artists they listened to the most, the songs they “melted” on repeat, and the genres that shaped their musical moods throughout the year.
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However, Amazon doesn't stop at music: the review also includes statistics on audiobooks and podcasts, recognizing that many users of the platform spend a significant portion of their time on different types of content.
Exclusive features for Alexa users
One of the features that sets 2025 Delivered apart from competing services is its dedicated section for Amazon Alexa. Echo and other compatible devices owners can see which songs most often Alexa throughout the year — a unique statistic that makes the experience more “personal.”
Whether it's the song that plays every morning, or a favorite track that accompanies housework, this detail acts as a small "audio diary" that highlights how Alexa is integrated into users' daily lives.

Badges and new ways of “visible musical identity”
In the spirit of the times, where the music experience is not limited to listening but also extends to the projection of online identity, Amazon Music is introducing a series of badges. These badges appear as “titles” awarded to users depending on their habits.
- The Trendsetter badge rewards those who are the first to discover albums before they skyrocket in popularity. The Headliner badge recognizes top superfans, meaning those in the top 10 percent of an artist's listeners.
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These badges, combined with animated shareable cards, encourage sharing on social media — a strategy that has proven to be extremely effective for the spread of audio streaming services.
The “music festival” theme gives a new character to the experience
The new 2025 cards are designed with inspiration from major music festivals. Each user receives their own virtual “festival”, personalized according to their listening habits.
This aesthetic choice turns statistics into a more "live" experience, creating a festive atmosphere around personal musical story .

Availability and requirements
2025 Delivered is already available in a wide range of countries — from the US and Europe to Japan, India and Brazil. For the feature to appear, users must have at least a few hours of listening history, ensuring that the review is based on sufficient data.
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Fierce competition in the annual review space
Amazon's move comes on the heels of YouTube Music's 2025 Recaps, and just a day earlier, Deezer launched its own version with a music personality quiz. The streaming is now clearly showing that annual recaps are a key user engagement tool — and each platform is trying to evolve them in its own way.
With 2025 Delivered, Amazon isn't just copying a successful recipe. It's building on it, offering a more playful, visually appealing, and technologically integrated experience that highlights its role in the Alexa ecosystem and beyond.
