How To Play Your Spotify Playlist On Alexa?
How to Play a Spotify Playlist on Alexa – After you connect the apps and finish the setup, Alexa will play music from Spotify by default. To play a specific playlist, you should say: “Alexa, play,” You should note that there is no need to add “my” or say something like: “Alexa, play my,” That might confuse the app, and Alexa would respond that it can’t do it.
Open the Alexa app and tap on Play. 
Scroll through the Spotify Playlists section and tap on the one you want to listen to. 
Choose the Alexa device that will play your Spotify playlist. 
Your music will automatically begin to play on the device you select. If you want to play from a source other than Spotify, simply say “Alexa, play on Pandora.’ Or select the playlist directly from the app as we did above. The great thing about playing music with Alexa is that you can also lower or raise the volume via voice commands, jump tracks, or ask Alexa to repeat a song.
Why isn t my Alexa playing music from Spotify?
7. Use the Right Account – Many times, the issue happens due to account conflict where a user has two different Spotify accounts – free and premium. Your phone sometimes defaults to the free account making Spotify unavailable for users from countries where a premium account is required.
So you need to add the correct Spotify account to the Alexa app. To do so, unlink your free account (as shown below) and add the one with a premium subscription. Of course, Spotify is also available for free-tier subscription users but in selected countries. Similarly, if you own an Amazon household account, Alexa might have switched to a different user.
That will again cause issues with your Spotify. To check the currently active profile, ask her, ‘Alexa which account is this’ or ‘Alexa, which profile am I using.’ If it’s a different user, say, ‘Alexa, change user.’
Can Alexa play my own music?
The nuclear option: Goodbye, Alexa – If any of this seems like too much hassle, consider investing in a different speaker ecosystem instead. With Google Home and Nest speakers, you can use Plex and various other apps to stream your personal music collection, including in multi-room speaker setups.
Why can’t I play my downloaded songs on Spotify?
Spotify Community We’re getting reports that downloaded songs are not playing when the app is not connected to the internet. The offline songs are grayed out but shows that they are downloaded. When connected back to the internet, same songs can be played without issues and still appear downloaded.
Logout and log back in Check for available firmware updates Make a clean reinstall (see guide ) Try with another device if possible
If nothing of the above helped, then could you also make sure to provide us with the following info, if you haven’t already:
Make/model of the device and OS version Spotify version number Country Troubleshooting steps tried The date you started noticing this issue on
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Where did my Spotify playlists go?
Save and recover playlists
- Select on a playlist to save it to Your Library,
- Most playlists update regularly to stay fresh.
- You can’t save (or recover) a particular version of a playlist, but you can:
- Create your own playlist and add all the tracks to that
- Select on a song to save it to your Liked Songs playlist in Your Library
If you deleted a playlist within the last 90 days, you can get it back:
- Click Recover playlists in the menu on the left.
- Click RESTORE by the playlist you want to recover.
- Open Spotify and find the restored playlist at the bottom of your playlist collection.
Tip: You can also use keyboard shortcuts to immediately undo something you deleted:
- Cmd + Z (for Mac)
- Ctrl + Shift + Z (for Windows)
You may have created the playlist with another account. Try logging in with different details.
Why isn’t my Alexa playing music from Spotify?
7. Use the Right Account – Many times, the issue happens due to account conflict where a user has two different Spotify accounts – free and premium. Your phone sometimes defaults to the free account making Spotify unavailable for users from countries where a premium account is required.
So you need to add the correct Spotify account to the Alexa app. To do so, unlink your free account (as shown below) and add the one with a premium subscription. Of course, Spotify is also available for free-tier subscription users but in selected countries. Similarly, if you own an Amazon household account, Alexa might have switched to a different user.
That will again cause issues with your Spotify. To check the currently active profile, ask her, ‘Alexa which account is this’ or ‘Alexa, which profile am I using.’ If it’s a different user, say, ‘Alexa, change user.’