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Do more with Music on Apple Watch

Tell Music what you like, add music to the library, and more

On Apple Watch you can add music to your library, remove songs, mark what you do and don’t like, add songs to the queue, browse an artist’s music, and view the contents of albums and playlists. Do any of the following:

  • View options from the Now Playing screen: While playing music, tap the More button, then choose an option.

  • View options in Listen Now and Library: Swipe left on a song, playlist, or album; tap the More button; then choose an option. Tap the Add button to add the item to your library.

Note: Not all features are available in the Apple Music Voice Plan. For more information, see the Apple Support article About Apple Music Voice.

Share music

You can share playlists, albums, and songs if you’re an Apple Music subscriber.

  1. Open the Music app on your Apple Watch.

  2. Tap On iPhone, Listen Now, or Library.

  3. Tap Playlists, Albums, or Songs.

  4. Swipe left on a playlist, album, or song, tap the More button, then tap Share [Playlist, Album, Song].

  5. Choose a sharing option.

To share a song from the Now Playing screen, tap the More button, then choose Share Song. If you’re listening to a song from a radio station, you can also choose Share Station.

Choose cellular connection settings

To listen to music over cellular, you must be using Apple Watch with cellular.

  1. On your iPhone go to Settings > Music, then turn on Cellular Data.

  2. Tap Audio Quality, tap Cellular Streaming, then choose a quality.

    Note: Higher quality settings consume significantly more data.

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