Spotify is marking its 20th anniversary with a new in-app feature that shifts attention away from a single year of listening habits and toward a much longer view of how users have used the platform over time.

Announced Tuesday, the experience — titled “Spotify 20: Your Party of the Year(s)” — gives both free and premium users access to a personalized archive of their listening history since the day they first joined the streaming service.

The feature arrives years after Spotify turned its annual Wrapped campaign into one of the platform’s most recognizable products. While Wrapped focuses on a user’s activity over the previous 12 months, the new rollout is designed to look at the entire lifespan of an account.

Once users open the experience in the Spotify app, they can see the exact date they joined the service and the total number of individual songs they have streamed since then. Spotify also highlights the first song a person played on the platform along with their most-streamed artist across all years of use.

The experience includes an automatically generated “All-Time Top Songs Playlist,” built from the 120 tracks a user has listened to most over the life of the account.

Spotify shared early details of the launch during a press preview held Monday. Angela Leffell, the company’s global brand and program lead, said the feature was designed with longtime users in mind.

“We always wanted this to feel really rooted in our users,” Leffell said during the preview. “We’re really here because of them … [there’s] no better gift than a surprise gift.”

Spotify product manager Axel Ulfson drew a distinction between the new feature and the company’s year-end Wrapped campaign, which has become closely tied to online music culture and social media sharing.

“Wrapped reflects a single year in culture and listening,” Ulfson said, while the new experience captures “the full listener journey from the moment they joined Spotify.”

Users can access the feature in several ways. On the mobile app, typing either “Spotify 20” or “Party of the Year(s)” into the search bar will bring up the experience automatically. Spotify said users should make sure they are running at least version 9.1.46 of the mobile app.

The company is also directing users to the feature through a mobile landing page at spotify.com/20, which redirects eligible users into the in-app experience.

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The rollout continues Spotify’s broader effort to turn personal listening data into a more interactive part of the platform experience, particularly for long-term subscribers whose streaming histories now stretch back more than a decade.