How To Play Apple Musics Mood & Activity Playlists Without Using Siri

How To Play Apple Music’s Mood & Activity Playlists Without Using Siri

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Apple added over 250 mood/activity playlists to Apple Music in October 2021. Having trouble finding them? Here are a couple of tips to help out!

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How To Play Apple Musics Mood & Activity Playlists Without Using Siri

Finding the best mood/activity playlist in Apple Music isn’t immediately apparent, but thanks to a couple of free workarounds, discovering them is made considerably easier. While not quite as strong as Spotify, Apple Music has done a commendable job building up a library of exclusively tailored playlists. Easy Hits rounds up lighter pop songs, Pure Workout is perfect when breaking a sweat, and Made for You playlists like Favorites Mix and Chill Mix adapt to each person’s unique music preference.

In October 2021, Apple added hundreds of additional playlists based on various moods and activities — all of which are supposed to be accessed via Siri. If someone wants music designed for yoga, they can ask Siri to ‘Play a yoga playlist.’ Want to have music perfect for a home-cooked dinner? Ask Siri to ‘play the dinner party playlist.’ Having so many new playlists is fantastic, but unfortunately, finding them is a bit tricky. Apple doesn’t have a guide of all the playlists, they aren’t grouped together in Apple Music, and using Siri isn’t always ideal.

Thankfully, there is a solution that’s actually quite good. The folks at MacStories went ahead and did what Apple should have in the first place — created a comprehensive guide of every mood and activity playlist available in Apple Music. Simply visit the guide from any web browser and click/tap on one of the 250+ playlists you want to listen to. MacStories has the playlists broken up into various categories for easy browsing, including Happy, Self-Care, Doing Chores, Driving, etc. Clicking a playlist link from a computer opens it on the Apple Music website. Alternatively, tapping a link on iPhone redirects to the Apple Music application.

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How To Make A Siri Shortcut For The Playlists

As easy as the site is to use, MacStories went a step further and created a Siri Shortcut. Visit the website guide on an iPhone or iPad, scroll down to the block that says ‘Apple Music Siri Playlists,’ and tap ‘Get the shortcut here.’ Tap ‘Add Shortcut’ on the next page, and just like that, it’s added to your device. Whenever you want to find a mood/activity playlist, all you have to do now is use that Shortcut. Tap the Shortcut, choose a mood/activity, and then tap one of the related playlists.

An ideal world would see Apple creating a category for the playlists right within Apple Music. Until that happens, this is the next best thing. The website is easy to use, the Siri Shotcut makes accessing the playlists that much simpler, and it’s the best way to see everything that’s available.

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