How to Use Google Play Music with Amazon Echo Devices
Introduction
If you're planning on playing the majority of your music from your Amazon Echo or your other Alexa-enabled devices, you might want to consider moving your music from Google Play. Alexa is a jack of all trades, but Amazon's digital assistant can also help you listen to music via Pandora, Spotify, and other streaming services on your Echo device.
Using Google Play Music with Amazon Echo
Unfortunately, the Amazon Echo app won't let YouTube Music or Google Play Music subscribers listen to playlists on your Amazon Echo. However, you can still connect your iPhone or Android device to your Echo via Bluetooth and then use the Google Play Music app to play your music.
To do this, follow these steps:
- Open the Amazon Echo app.
- Tap the Devices icon.
- Select your Echo device.
- Tap the Bluetooth icon.
- Tap Pair a New Device.
- On your iPhone or Android device, open the Bluetooth settings.
- Tap the name of your Echo device.
Once your devices are paired, you can open the Google Play Music app and start playing your music. The music will play through your Echo device.
Conclusion
Using Google Play Music with Amazon Echo devices is a bit of a workaround, but it's possible. By following the steps above, you can enjoy your Google Play Music library on your Echo device.
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