Play songs from your library in Music on Mac

Listen to your music the way you like—you can use Siri or the controls in the Music window to find and play songs.

Siri: Ask Siri something like:

  • “Play the album”

  • “What song is this?”

  • “Pause music”

  • “Resume music”

Learn how to use Siri

Open Music for me

Or without using Siri:

  1. Go to the Music app on your Mac.

  2. Do any of the following to find music in your music library:

    • Find a specific song or album: Click any item below Library in the sidebar. For example, click Albums to display all the albums in your library.

      Choose View > Only Downloaded Music to see only music stored on your Mac.

    • Choose a playlist: Select a playlist below Playlists in the sidebar.

    • Search your music library: See Search for music.

  3. Move the pointer over any song or album, then click the Play button.

You can also shuffle and repeat songs, queue them up in a specific order, sort them, transition them using crossfade or AutoMix, or prevent a song from playing.

When you purchase access to movies, TV shows, music, music videos, ebooks, audiobooks, or ringtones from Apple, you also have the option to permanently download these items to a compatible iPhone, iPad, Mac, or PC. Apple cannot revoke your downloaded content, and you can always access your downloaded content without an internet connection.
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