Spotify Wrapped 2022 includes a new music personality feature and explains how your day changes your tastes

SPOTIFY has unveiled its creative new feature that lets you know what type of “music personality” you have.

On Wednesday, November 30th, Spotify released its annual Spotify Wrapped feature, letting subscribers know which songs, albums and artists they’ve listened to most throughout the year.

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However, Spotify Wrapped 2022 has some new offerings, including a way to track your listening personality, per CNET.

There are actually 16 different types including the Deep Diver, Replayer, Adventurer, and Fanclubber among others.

The Personality feature should already be in your Spotify Wrapped so you don’t have to look for a method to complete it.

Additionally, according to CNET, your Wrapped should include two other features called Audio Day and Your Artist Messages.

The Audio Day includes 24 hours of deep insights into your music vibes.

It then gives you a “mood” for your morning, day and night music.

Your Artist Messages feature cameo videos from your favorite artists with a short thank you message for listening to their content.

Additionally, sharing the new Personality feature and everyone else should be relatively easy as Spotify has built in easy methods for posting to social media, much like it did years ago.

Accessing your entire Wrapped portfolio should also be worry-free, as opening the Spotify app on your Apple or Android device offers multiple ways to access it.

After opening the app, look for banners on the Home, Search, or Library pages related to Wrapped.

Otherwise, you can just search for it in the search bar or go online to spotify.com/us/wrapped.

Aside from all these new ways to find out every aspect of your music listening experience, there’s an additional new way to see what a festival featuring your favorite artists would be like.

It’s called Spotify Instafest, through a third-party application called Instafest, pro United States today.

All you have to do is go to their website and log in with your Spotify account to see your personalized festival lineup.

For related content, The US Sun has the story of Snoop Dogg removing all of his Death Row Records music from the app.

The US Sun also reports on Spotify’s recent outage.

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