My 2023 Year in Music

My 2023 Year in Music

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My 2023 Wrapped

What a year for music! In 2023, I scrobbled 5,522 tracks across 392 different artists and 568 albums. That’s roughly 322 hours of music - or about 13.4 days of non-stop listening. On average, the albums I listened to are 26 years old.

Radiohead earned the top spot with 117 plays (2.1% of your year).

Lets dive into the numbers and see what made 2023 special.


By the Numbers

5,522
Total Scrobbles
322
Hours Listened
392
Unique Artists
568
Unique Albums

Thats 13.4 days of music, or roughly 15 tracks per day. My peak listening month was June with 1,051 scrobbles.


Artist of the Year

Radiohead

With 117 plays (2.1% of my total listening), Radiohead dominated my 2023. They were my top artist in July.

Radiohead

Album of the Year

”Core” by Stone Temple Pilots

This album earned the top spot with 5 plays (0.1% of my listening).


Top 25 Artists

View artists 11-25

Top 50 Albums

View albums 11-50

Monthly Breakdown

Heres how my listening habits shifted throughout the year:

Monthly listening activity chart

Most active month: June (1,051 plays)

Quietest month: April (0 plays)

Best quarter: Q4 (Oct-Dec) (2,185 plays)

View monthly data as table
MonthPlaysAbove Average
January184
February0
March0
April0
May162
June1,051
July534
August898
September508
October483
November839
December863

Genre Breakdown

My top genres based on album metadata from my collection:

Genre breakdown bar chart

View as text list
  • 1. Rock — 377 plays (6.8%)
  • 2. Alternative — 216 plays (3.9%)
  • 3. Pop — 183 plays (3.3%)
  • 4. Adult Alternative — 159 plays (2.9%)
  • 5. Alternative Rock — 132 plays (2.4%)
  • 6. Indie Rock — 104 plays (1.9%)
  • 7. Pop/Rock — 96 plays (1.7%)
  • 8. Electronic — 90 plays (1.6%)
  • 9. Pop Rock — 85 plays (1.5%)
  • 10. Arena Rock — 70 plays (1.3%)

Hidden Gems

These albums might not have topped the charts, but they earned a special place in my rotation:


New Discoveries (Released in 2023)

These albums were released in 2023 and made their way into my rotation:


Core by Stone Temple Pilots 🎵

5 plays in this year

A Year-End Highlight 🎸

With 5 plays this year, “Core” by Stone Temple Pilots earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

Why It Matters 🌟

The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

Songs from the Big Chair by Tears for Fears 🎵

5 plays in this year

A Year-End Highlight 🎸

With 5 plays this year, “Songs from the Big Chair” by Tears for Fears earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

Why It Matters 🌟

The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

  • View Songs from the Big Chair on russ.fm
  • View Tears for Fears on russ.fm

Duke by Genesis 🎵

5 plays in this year

A Year-End Highlight 🎸

With 5 plays this year, “Duke” by Genesis earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

Why It Matters 🌟

The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

Once Upon a Time by Simple Minds 🎵

5 plays in this year

A Year-End Highlight 🎸

With 5 plays this year, “Once Upon a Time” by Simple Minds earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

Why It Matters 🌟

The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.

Ten by Pearl Jam 🎵

5 plays in this year

A Year-End Highlight 🎸

With 5 plays this year, “Ten” by Pearl Jam earned its place as one of my most-listened albums. This record showcases the artist’s distinctive sound and continues to resonate with each listen.

Why It Matters 🌟

The impact of this work demonstrates why it became a staple in my rotation throughout the year. Its staying power speaks to the quality of the music and its ability to connect.