What is Music League Year-in-Review?
Music League Year-in-Review is your personal year-in-review — a set of statistics that recap your Music League activity over the past year. It shows things like your most-submitted artists, your best-scoring rounds, the themes you played, and more. This article covers how to find it, share it, and save it.
Where do I find it?
Year-in-Review shows up in a few places:
- A banner at the top of your Home screen (when it's available - late December to late February)
- Your Profile page, under the Year-in-Review section
I dismissed the banner. How do I get back to Year-in-Review?
Three ways:
- Go to your Profile page and tap the Year-in-Review section there.
- Open the menu (tap your avatar) and look for the Year-in-Review link.
- Go directly to next.musicleague.com/Year-in-Review.
How do I save my Year-in-Review as a PDF?
Tap Share at the top of the Year-in-Review page, then Save as PDF. In the Music League app, tap the share icon at the top, then Download PDF.
On the web, Save as PDF opens a print-friendly view in a new tab and immediately brings up your browser's print dialog. In the print dialog, choose "Save as PDF" as the destination instead of a printer. Tap Save and pick a location on your device.
On Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox the print dialog has a Save-as-PDF option built in. On iPhone, the print dialog has a share button — tap it and choose "Save to Files."
The PDF puts each card on its own page so it's easy to flip through or share.
How do I share my Year-in-Review with friends?
Tap Share at the top of the Year-in-Review page, then Share link. In the Music League app, tap the share icon at the top, then Share.
- On a phone (or in the Music League iOS app): the system share sheet opens. Pick a destination — Messages, WhatsApp, email, or any other share target.
- On a desktop browser: the share link is copied to your clipboard. You'll see a brief "Copied!" confirmation. Paste it wherever you'd like — a chat, an email, a social post.
Does my friend need a Music League account to see my Year-in-Review?
No. The share link is public — anyone with the link can view your Year-in-Review without signing in. They'll see a small "Sign up for Music League" link at the top in case they want to join.
How long does the share link last?
The link works for the duration of the Year-in-Review window. After the window closes, anyone clicking your old share link will see a friendly "This link has expired" page.
If you want to share later, ask a Music League administrator to extend the Year-in-Review window — or take a screenshot of the Year-in-Review page (or the PDF) and share the image instead.
What stats are on the cards?
The default set of cards covers:
- Songs submitted — how many tracks you shared this year.
- Points received — total votes other players gave your tracks.
- Rounds played — how many rounds you submitted to.
- Leagues joined — how many leagues you participated in.
- Leagues won — how many you topped the standings in (or an "off-season legend" card if you won zero).
- Your top song — your highest-scoring submission, with song, artist, points, and league.
- Your biggest fan — the player who voted on your tracks more than anyone else.
- Most-played genre — the genre that showed up most across your submissions.
- Comments left and Votes cast — how much you engaged with the rest of the community.
- Repeat picks — songs you submitted more than once across rounds.
A Music League administrator can add, remove, edit, or reorder cards, so what you see may vary year to year.
My Year-in-Review says "0" or "None" on some cards. Why?
Every Year-in-Review shows the same set of cards regardless of how active you were — that way the recap is the same shape for everyone. Cards with no activity show 0 for number stats and None for text stats (top song, biggest fan, top genre).
If a card doesn't apply to you (e.g. you didn't have a "biggest fan" because nobody voted on your tracks yet), it's not a bug — it just means there wasn't enough data this year. Join a league next year and the same card will fill in.
My stats look wrong. What should I do?
Stats are computed directly from your submissions, votes, and comments. If something looks off:
- Wait a day. Stats are cached for 24 hours to keep the page fast. After 24 hours the next view recomputes from your current data.
- Check the date window. The Year-in-Review covers a specific date range set by Music League administrators. Activity outside that range is not included.
- Contact support. If a number is genuinely wrong (not just outside the window), reach out via the Contact link in the footer with your account email and a description of what's off.
Can I see last year's Year-in-Review?
Year-in-Review from previous years are not stored permanently on the site, but if you saved a PDF or shared the link, you can still access it through that. Once the new year's Year-in-Review is released, the previous one is no longer accessible directly.
Does Music League use external data for Year-in-Review?
No. Year-in-Review is built entirely from your activity on Music League — your submissions, votes, league memberships, and scores. We don't pull in data from Spotify, Apple Music, or any other external source.
Can I hide my Year-in-Review from others?
Your Year-in-Review is only accessible to others if you share the link. It doesn't appear on your public profile or in search results. The only way someone sees it is if you send them the URL.