Google has quietly launched the Gemini extension for Spotify on Android, allowing users to search and play music using voice or text commands. This marks another step in Google’s integration of Gemini Extensions with apps like WhatsApp and Messages. More apps are expected to support Gemini in the future—we’ll keep you updated.
How Does Gemini Work with Spotify?
With the Gemini Extension, Spotify users on Android can:
- Search for music by song title, album, artist, playlist, or mood.
- Play specific tracks, albums, or playlists.
Example commands include:
- “Play [song title] by [artist name] on Spotify.”
- “Find a playlist with [genre, mood, or activity] music on Spotify.”
- “Search for songs by [artist name].”
Limitations of Gemini with Spotify
Although the integration offers convenience, it has some limitations:
- Availability
- Only supports the English version of Gemini.
- Not available on Google Messages, the Gemini web app, or the Gemini iPhone app.
- Spotify Premium Requirement
- A Spotify Premium subscription is necessary to play specific songs.
- Functionality Restrictions
- Creating playlists or radio stations is not supported.
- Technical Setup
- Requires “Hey Google” and Voice Match to be enabled.
How to Link Spotify with Gemini
To set up Spotify with Gemini:
- Ask Gemini to play, search, or browse music on Spotify.
- If not already linked, Gemini will prompt you to connect your Spotify account.
- Follow the on-screen steps to complete the process.
Once linked, you can use commands like:
- “Play my playlist called.”
- “Play music for [activity] on Spotify.”
The Gemini Extension for Spotify enhances the user experience by offering seamless voice and text controls for music streaming, particularly for Android users and Spotify Premium subscribers, concludes NIX Solutions. This update reflects Google’s commitment to integrating AI with everyday applications. As Gemini continues to evolve, more apps are expected to join this ecosystem.
We’ll keep you updated as additional integrations become available.