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Spotify Stats fulfills all concerns mentioned before. It’s natural to be eccentric about our listening habits. The music lovers, who’d love to know their listening habits that how often they listen to a song? How obscure are their preferred artists? Which genre do they listen to the most? Whether it’s for self-recognition or to contrast with your fellow’s choice. I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do.Spotify Stats: There are Music-holics around the globe who’d love to get mined their Spotify music listening data. None of these sites (or programs) are my work, I just like to share them because all of them are really cool.

Vinyl Scrobbler: If you listen to vinyl and use Last.fm, this is what you need. The Universal Scrobbler: One of the best manual scrobblers out there. Semi-automatic Last.fm Scrobbler: Lets you scrobble along with another Last.fm users. My Music Habits: The name speaks for itselfĮxplr.fm: Shows on map where are the artists you listen to from.ĭescent.live: Shuffle Guru with less functions. Last.fm Mainstream Calculator: How mainstream is music you listen to? I think many of you here on this subreddit also use Last.fm (and if you don't you definitely should, check it out here or visit r/lastfm), so here are some similar sites to them above which use Last.fm data instead of Spotify data. You can get Spicetify here on GitHub and Rainmeter here. It doesn't work with MS Store version of Spotify, you need classic. It requires Rainmeter to run, but once you set everything up, you don't need Rainmeter for Spicetify to work. You also get bunch of new functions such as the possibility to throw artist to trash can and never listen to him again (very useful if you don't like Drake), better shuffle or integration with Reddit, so you can browse songs and playlists submitted on Reddit directly from the app. Spicetify is skin for Rainmeter which brings Spotify experience on Windows on completely new level. Thanks to u/malicious_banjo for this contribution. UTrack: Android app which generates playlist from your top tracks. Thanks to u/highreserve for this contribution. Spotify Charts: Daily worldwide charts from Spotify.

Sort your music: Lets you sort your playlist by all kinds of different parameters such as BPM, artist, length and more. Skiley: Web app to better manage your music and discover new. Obscurify: Tells you how unique you music taste is in compare to other Obscurify users.

Very useful for house parties, you can have all the music info on the TV. It shows song you are just playing (and its cover), music controller and lyrics. Shuffle Guru: Something like music dashboard. Spotify Statistics: Stats of your playlists and most favourite artists, songs and genres, all in nice designe complete with charts Over the years I gathered few similar pages, so I decided to share them with you. Check the updated version hereĪ few days ago, u/YEEZYYEEZYBREEZY submitted this post about his very cool stats website for Spotify.