Music

Top artists

• 1
  Howard Shore
  348 hrs
• 2
  John Williams
  321 hrs
• 3
  Hans Zimmer
  303 hrs
• 4
  Alexandre Desplat
  227 hrs
• 5
  Taylor Swift
  205 hrs
• 6
  Joe Hisaishi
  202 hrs
• 7
  Ramin Djawadi
  141 hrs
• 8
  Harry Gregson-Williams
  141 hrs
• 9
  Jesse & Joy
  109 hrs
• 10
  Nicholas Britell
  92 hrs
• 11
  James Newton Howard
  80 hrs
• 12
  Thomas Newman
  78 hrs
• 13
  Steven Price
  76 hrs
• 14
  Los Angeles Philharmonic & Gustavo Dudamel
  71 hrs
• 15
  Lullaby Baby Trio
  69 hrs
• 16
  Michael Giacchino
  63 hrs
• 17
  Dan Romer
  62 hrs
• 18
  Randy Newman
  59 hrs

Top albums

• 1
  Dream Songs: The Essential Joe Hisaishi
  Joe Hisaishi
  131 hrs
• 2
  The World of Hans Zimmer - A Symphonic Celebration (Live)
  Hans Zimmer, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra & Martin Gellner
  117 hrs
• 3
  The Twilight Saga: New Moon (The Score)
  Alexandre Desplat
  86 hrs

Most-played tracks

1. 1
   
   Baby Shark

   Pinkfong
   525

   plays
2. 2
   
   Sulley and Mike

   Randy Newman
   218

   plays
3. 3
   
   Dragonstone

   Ramin Djawadi
   193

   plays
4. 4

Listening through the years

Listening calendar

Every day I played music, shaded by how much.

Biggest listening days

My longest single-day music marathons.

1. 1
   May 29, 2020

   mostly John Williams
   18 hrs

   335 plays
2. 2
   Jan 29, 2023

   mostly Carpenters
   11.1 hrs

   183 plays
3. 3
   Sep 9, 2022

   mostly Hans Zimmer
   9.7 hrs

   175 plays
4. 4
   Nov 7, 2021

   mostly Céline Dion
   9.4 hrs

   170 plays

How my taste shifted

The genre mix of each year’s listening.

The age of the music I play

When the music was released — half of it lands around 2016 (the weighted median).