questions about Apple Music

Hello Sasha. You most certainly can use Siri to control Apple Music. I have been a long time subscriber and have found that Siri works quite well.

For example, if you hear a song and want to add it to a pre-existing playlist, say add this song to XXX playlist and it will.

If you find a new album and want to add it to your collection, say add this album to library and it will.

If you want Siri to play your XXX playlist, say play my XXX playlist and it will.

If you want to shuffle the playlist, say play XXX playlist shuffled and it will.

Siri creates a radio station for you based on the songs that you have indicated that you like, which happens when you press the like button for a song, found under the more button.

If you want Siri to play the radio station that was created for you, say play my radio station and it will.

If the song that's playing from your personal radio station isn't something you want to hear, say play something else and it will choose something else from your personalized station.

These are just a few of the things that I can think of where Siri really shines. I hope you love it as much as I do.

If you want to shuffle the music, tell her that shuffle the music. it is works great.

Hi Sasha, One more thing. You can say, "Play this song again".

You even can use amazon Alexa to listen to apple music.

In case it wasn't explicitly answered, you can tell Siri to play a song, an album, an artist or a playlist.

You can download music to your device for playing offline, but I'm not sure Siri will do that. I haven't tried it. You may have to do it from the Music app.

FYI. If you stop the subscription, any music you downloaded will be gone.