Spotify is getting support for Google’s Gemini Extensions, which will allow users to search for and play music using the generative AI assistant with natural language requests. The extension was first spotted in the code of the Google app in June, and now it’s rolling out to compatible Android devices, as reported by 9to5Google.

Enjoying voice controlled Spotify will be fun with this new Gemini extension, but it cannot do everything, and still isn't available everywhere. Google is rolling it out now, but it is only functional when your Gemini language is set to English. Moreover, you will need a Spotify Premium subscription to play specific songs.

Google Gemini has added extension support for Spotify. You can request Gemini to play your favorite songs and playlists.

Gemini Extensions links the AI to your personal account information on Google and certain third-party services. Spotify is joining multiple Google services, such as YouTube Music

Google has started rolling out its Spotify extension for Gemini users on Android. Under the "Play & Search" moniker, users can ask Gemini to discover music based on artist, song title, playlist, or lyrics. The feature echoes what Google rolled out for Gemini users earlier this year for YouTube Music.

Gemini may one day be a powerful assistant-like tool in the ways that Google Assistant once was able to be, but those days seem far off as Google slow-rolls its feature set. It’s probably the safer play this way,

Google's Gemini AI chatbot now integrates with Spotify on Android, letting you play songs, browse playlists—all without switching apps.

Google’s Gemini will be able to help Spotify users find or play music, through the Gemini Apps platform on eligible Android devices.

Google’s Gemini is expanding its music capabilities, introducing a Spotify extension alongside its existing YouTube Music integration.

Google Gemini has now integrated with Spotify on Android to supercharge the streaming service for subscribers.

Google is continuing to reveal and release Gemini Extensions for users looking to leverage the LLM on their phones to actually get things done outside of simply chatting with an AI bot with endless, factual (most times) knowledge.