Missed the name of a great song on the radio? With Audials, you can easily access your listening history and save recently played songs from supported radio stations.
Audials automatically creates a radio history while you listen—so your favorite tracks are never lost.
How Radio Song History Works
Whenever you listen to a compatible radio station in Audials, the app tracks recently played songs and displays them in a convenient history list.
This allows you to:
- See songs played during the last week
- Save songs directly to your PC
- Add tracks to your wishlist
- Search for songs in your music collection
Perfect for discovering new music and saving tracks you hear on the radio.
Step-by-Step: How to View and Save Recently Played Songs
1. Open the Radio Section
Launch Audials One or Audials Radio and switch to the “Radio” menu.
2. Choose a Radio Station
Find a station that plays the music you enjoy and start playback.
You can browse by:
- Genre
- Country
- Artist
3. Open the Station Details
While listening, open the station’s detail page.
In the “On this station” tab, you’ll see the “Last songs” list containing tracks played during the previous week.
4. Save Songs You Like
Click any song in the history list to:
- Search for it in Audials Music
- Open it in the Load section
- Add it to your wishlist
- Save it directly to your PC

Build your personal music collection effortlessly now!
Important Notes About Song History
Please keep the following in mind:
Songs aired before you started listening may also appear in the history list
Songs can only be saved if they were played completely
The history feature works only with stations suitable for recording
Recently played songs are available in the station’s detail page
Why Use Audials Song History?
With Audials, discovering and saving music becomes incredibly simple:
- Automatically tracks recently played songs
- Helps you rediscover tracks you heard on the radio
- Makes saving music fast and convenient
- Supports wishlist creation and music organization
- Works seamlessly while you listen live