Last.fm

Play music, find songs, and discover artists

Last.fm is a music service that records and analyzes listening activity. Plays are logged to a user's account when they connect a music streaming service or use the Last.fm web client, app, or browser plugin. From this history, the service builds statistics, including real-time stats, weekly reports, and all-time totals, along with listening history views and recommendations for music and events.

Features include a personalized music page, the Next_30 playlist, and recommended radio for discovering music, as well as access to a full listening history to revisit specific days and past favorites. Spotify can be connected to scrobble plays from any Spotify app. The site also offers a developer API, a Scrobbler download, and community features. A Pro subscription is available for additional functionality, alongside a free plan.

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