Apple Music is marking its 10th anniversary by rolling out a personalized "All Time" playlist, showcasing users' most-played tracks over the years. Even Spotify listeners aren’t left out—there’s a workaround to create a similar nostalgia trip by importing their streaming history.

Editor’s Note: Whether you’re an Apple Music loyalist or a Spotify fan, this is a fun way to relive your musical journey. It’s a clever nod to how streaming has shaped our listening habits, and Apple’s inclusive approach (even for rivals’ users) makes it feel like a shared celebration rather than just corporate nostalgia.

Apple Music just rolled out a new feature called "Replay All Time," which digs through your listening history and bundles your top tracks from the past decade into a single playlist. Whether you're nostalgic for your 2016 workout anthems or last summer's road trip soundtrack, it’s all there—no manual digging required.

Editor’s Note: For music lovers, this is like stumbling upon an old photo album but for your ears. It’s not just a trip down memory lane—it’s a clever way to see how your tastes have evolved (or stayed stubbornly the same) over the years. Plus, it’s another nudge in the streaming wars, showing how platforms are competing to keep users hooked with personalized nostalgia.