Will also let you know stuff like the danceability of your music. This website also shows you Your Moods Let’s you know if your music has been happier, sadder, or angrier than usual. You can find out how obscure your taste in music is on Obscurify here. The higher the obscure rating means you don’t listen to songs that are more popular. You’ll also then get a few recommended songs based on what kind of music you listen to. So if you’re a fan of drowning your sorrows in Lana Del Ray anthems, prepare to feel a little bit outed here.
You get a percentage score for how happy your tracks are, how energetic they are, their danceability and acousticness.
You can also see how your mood compares to other Spotify users.
Each artist and track has a star rating, less stars meaning they are less popular. While the information displayed is easy to understand, the insights are on the limited side. This app will show you the top five artists and tracks you’ve listened to in the past month, past year, and of all time. Then you’ll get taken to a page which shows you your top listened to genres, your obscure rating and your top listened to tracks and artists currently and of all time. Kicking off the list is Visualify, which summarizes your basic listening history with simple, easy-to-read visuals. Log in with your Spotify account or social media accounts if they’re attached. Getting your Obscurify rating is pretty simple. So if you pride yourself on being different and alternative and never listening to mainstream music, you’re about to get a reality check. It then generates a percentage score for how “obscure” you are in comparison to everyone else. The website uses your Spotify account and compares what you listen to the rest of Spotify users. Website Obscurify will now give you a percentage score of how “obscure” your Spotify truly is, with a break down of your obscure stats. You can revoke access from any third-party app or site you've approved by going to the Apps page of your Account settings in a browser and selecting the Remove Access option beside each app or site.If you’ve ever low-key wanted to know how lame your taste in music is you can finally find out. Note: To use Stats for Spotify and similar third-party websites, you'll have to grant each site permission to view your account data and activity through your Spotify login. Click on any of the artists or songs to open their page in Spotify. With the rise of streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, a lot of studies have been done to know. Scroll to the bottom of your Top Tracks page, and you'll even find a Create playlist button you can use to instantly make a playlist with all the songs on that list. Log into your Spotify account and you can see your favorite artists, songs, and genres from the last month, six months, or all time. If your profile page shows you can scroll down, you’ll be able to see the top artists and songs of the. From the dropdown menu that pops up, click on Profile to open the profile of your Spotify profile. Stats for Spotify is probably the most basic "stats" site you're going to find. Check Your Stats on Spotify (2022) Open Spotify on desktop, web, or mobile and choose your account name at the top-right of the screen.
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