Simply ask for any radio station that's available on the service and it automatically starts playing. Radio playback is even simpler, thanks to Alexa's integration with TuneIn and the supplied skill. It's possible to leave Amazon Music as your default and still play music through Spotify, but if you want to use Spotify first and foremost you can change defaults inside the Alexa app on your phone (so any music you ask to be played will stream from Spotify automatically). To do this from the Alexa app on your phone, head to Settings, scroll down to Music and Media and then select your chosen music service. If you want to use a music playing service other than Amazon Music you'll need to sign into it using your login details, and then set it as your default. Getting set up with audio services is very simple thanks to the fact that they're built in, rather than requiring you to seek out any third-party skills. With Alexa's new Song ID feature, too, you'll now be able to hear what track is coming up, instead of blindly being led through tracks you don't recognize – while you can ask Alexa to alter the level of bass, mid-range or treble on its audio output without any additional skills. If you want to get something playing quickly, it's much easier to ask Alexa for a specific song or radio station rather than having to open an app, find the search bar, type in your choice, find you've not typed it in correctly, type it again. If you're listening to a radio station and you don't know the name of the artist, you can just say "Alexa, follow this artist on Amazon Music".
In both cases, you get alerts about new music from your specified artists on your Echo (and in the Amazon Music app). Here's a neat trick to try, as long as you're signed up to Amazon Music in some form: "Alexa, follow Ed Sheeran on Amazon Music" or "Alexa, let me know when Mark Ronson has new music". When we're testing speakers in the Amazon Echo range, we usually focus on its function as a music and radio playback device – it's a speaker after all – and the number of Alexa skills focusing on those features will leave you spoilt for choice.
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Yes, to a certain extent – but you can see our full guide for how to change Alexa's voice here. For example, some Skills require a one-time purchase to unlock features, such as bonus levels or game packs. Skills are free, but there's extra content or options within them that you sometimes have to pay for. There you should find an option to Enable Skill. Find a Skill you'd like to add and open the Skill detail page. To add new Skills to Alexa you'll need to open up the Alexa app and select Skills & Games from the menu. For example, to get Alexa to turn on your Philips Hue lights, you'll need the Philips Hue Skill. But once your Echo device has them, you can perform tasks, tricks or commands by asking Alexa to carry them out. Most Skills need to be downloaded, just like apps. Skills are the word for the things that Alexa can do for you. Amazon Echo Dot What are Amazon Alexa Skills?
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