Year in music 2026 · your 2026 so far
What did I listen to most in 2026?
Type your Last.fm username (or a friend’s) and get a quick 2026 year in music: how much you listened, your #1 artist and a fun fact. No login, free.
Your 2026 year in music, from any app
If you listen on Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music, YouTube Music or Tidal and scrobble to Last.fm, your most played songs of 2026 are already on record. myfrequency reads those public scrobbles and turns them into an animated recap.
Most played songs on Spotify and Deezer in 2026
myfrequency doesn't access your Spotify or Deezer account: it uses the history those apps send to Last.fm. That's why it works the same with any player, and you can look up a friend's year by their username too.
What's in the full version
With a free account you get the whole year: top artists, tracks and albums with covers, your music alphabet, listening hours, record day, discoveries, your music soulmate among friends and a 9:16 card for stories. The full version opens on December 15.
FAQ
How do I see what I listened to most in 2026?
Type your Last.fm username on this page. In seconds you get your total 2026 scrobbles, your #1 artist and a fun fact. No login needed.
Does it work with Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music?
Yes, as long as the app scrobbles to Last.fm. myfrequency reads your Last.fm history, so it works with Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and other apps.
Do I need a myfrequency account?
Not for this preview. For the full recap, your music soulmate and the shareable card, create a free account with your Last.fm.
Why does it say “so far”?
Until December 15 we show your 2026 up to today. From December 15 the year is basically complete and the full version is available.
My Last.fm profile is private. What now?
If recent listening is hidden, Last.fm does not allow reading the data. You can change it at last.fm/settings/privacy.
Is it free? Do you store my data?
It's 100% free with no ads. We only use public Last.fm data, cached for a few hours so we don't overload the service.