Why Is Alexa Only Playing One Song?
Why does my Amazon Alexa only play one song at a time? – Why does it just play one song before my Amazon Alexa stops playing it? There are a number different reasons that might account for why Alexa only plays one song before she stops playing music, including the following:
- Issues that are only going to be transitory
- Having trouble connecting to the wireless network.
- Alexa does not allow for adjustments to be made to the Loop mode (repeat)
- Software, hardware, or both that has become obsolete
- Worries about the content provided by the online music provider
- The Alexa app has many occurrences of the same device name in different contexts.
How do I get Alexa to recognize Amazon Music Unlimited?
Give this a try: First, launch the Alexa app on your mobile device, whether it a phone or a tablet. Step 3: Select the music streaming platform you want to use by default. Make sure that your wife’s Amazon Music Unlimited is set as the default option if both your Amazon Prime and her Amazon Music Unlimited are offered.
Why does Alexa only play Spotify radio?
Your phone may occasionally default to the free account, making it impossible for customers in countries where a premium account is required to use Spotify. Therefore, you will need to ensure that the appropriate Spotify account is linked to the Alexa app.
Why won’t Alexa play my playlist on Spotify?
Alexa Won’t Play my Playlist – It may be rather annoying when Alexa is being uncooperative. It’s not unusual for Alexa to make a noise that has nothing to do with what you asked her to play occasionally because she didn’t quite get what you said, but it’s a completely other story when she won’t play any of your music at all.
If Alexa isn’t responding to your requests for music, there are some easy problems that can be fixed. Attempting to restart Alexa is the obvious first step that has to be taken by you. But if you’ve already done that and it’s still not working, check to see whether Spotify is your system’s default music player.
To accomplish this, tap the three horizontal lines that are located in the bottom right corner of the screen. Next, choose the Settings icon and then scroll down until you reach the “Music & Podcasts” section. Make sure that “Default” is selected, then turn on Spotify.
- If you were having issues with your connection, this should solve them for you.
- If Alexa is still having trouble comprehending what you are saying, it is possible that it is time to change the name of your Playlists.
- Alexa can respond with some unexpected noises if you tell her to play your “Heavy metal playlist” when you ask her to play it.
However, if you modify the name of the playlist, it is possible that she would answer with the music that you desire. To accomplish this, launch Spotify and, after selecting the playlist whose settings you wish to modify, hit the three vertical dots located in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.
- To create a new playlist, tap on the name of the existing one.
- Then, select the “Save” option.
- Last but not least, a number of customers have mentioned that Alexa would not activate their playlist if the shuffle feature is activated.
- Proceed to the playlist and disable the shuffle option located at the very top of the page.
Your musical problems should be resolved with these solutions, provided that you are logged into the correct account. 
