Apple Music is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new personalized feature called Replay All Time, giving users a chance to relive their all-time favorite songs.
Unlike the annual Replay playlists that highlight top songs from each individual year, Replay All Time compiles your most-played tracks from the entire time you’ve been subscribed to Apple Music.
For users who joined at launch in 2015, that means a full decade of listening history in one easy-to-access playlist.
Key Features of Replay All Time:
- Available now on the Home tab of the Apple Music app
- Shows your top songs ever, not just from a single year
- Updates automatically to reflect ongoing listening
- No manual setup required — it’s ready as soon as you open the app
It’s a simple way for Apple Music users to reflect on long-term music habits without needing to check individual yearly summaries.
While Apple hasn’t confirmed whether Replay All Time will remain a permanent feature, it’s expected to be refreshed regularly and stay accessible for at least the duration of the anniversary celebration.
Part of a Bigger Celebration
Replay All Time is just one part of Apple Music’s 10th birthday festivities. Starting July 1, Apple Music Radio will begin a countdown of the Top 500 most-streamed songs of the past decade, leading up to the launch of the “10 Years of Apple Music: Top Songs” playlist.
This milestone campaign aims to celebrate the evolution of streaming music while deepening user engagement with personalized content.
To view your Replay All Time playlist, open the Apple Music app and visit the Home tab.
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