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music, overanalyzed

honestly this is just me using my data science degree on my last.fm history.. . i'll come back & do this again in december 2026

7,835scrobbles
757artists
1,954tracks
181listening days
05 june272 scrobbles
11pmapparently my favorite listening hour
malcolm todd2,175 scrobbles

okay so

june was crazy so ignore.

august is highkey peak..

malcolm todd was 27.8% of everything. that is so stupid...

most new artists did not make it past a week.

so.. how much was i actually listening?

i wanted to see if there was any actual pattern here.

did i actually have range?

august is doing a lot here. june is... not. (i had finals i guess it checks out)

how bad was the replaying?

june is embarrassing bro.

did i ever come back to these artists?

not as much as i thought i did.

where did my listening suddenly change?

this is where the whole thing changed shape for a bit mhm mhm.

when was i always listening?

every play shoved onto one 24 hour clock.

pick someone

random day

nothing picked yet.....

okay what happened here

12 june
86 scrobbles, 1 artists, 13 tracks, 84.9% repeats
top artist was malcolm todd (quick act shocked)

spin it

drag it around & land on a month.

the nerd bit, if you care

i pulled my last.fm history into pandas & then converted everything to riyadh time first. the weekly line is a 7 day rolling average & the artist spread uses normalized shannon entropy. for the new artist thing i only count people who basically had enough time to reach 7, 30, 60 or 90 days. the taste shift chart here compares each week's artist mix with the week before it using jensen shannon distance. & the weird day is... whichever day ended up furthest from my usual mix of plays, artists, tracks, repeats & variety.