Tap the main menu button in the top-left corner of the screen, then toggle on the Downloaded only setting. Google Play Music’s offline mode lets you listen to downloaded tracks when you’re out of range of cellular or Wi-Fi, or simply to cut down on your mobile data use. Once you’ve saved a few instant mixes to your device, you’ll be ready to tee them up wherever you are, even if you’re offline-and indeed, if you’re intent on burning as little mobile data as possible while listening to your tunes on the go, your best bet is to switch the Play Music app to offline mode. Now, navigate back to the main Music Library screen, tap the Playlists tab, tap the three-dot menu button on the playlist you just created, then tap Download to save your mix for offline listening. Tap the mini-player at the bottom of the screen, tap the three-dot menu button again, tap Save queue, then save the songs in the queue to a new playlist. Just go to any song, album, or artist in your music library, tap the three-dot menu button and, and select Start instant mix when you do, Play Music will generate a mix and start playing the first tune.
If you’ve got your music collection sitting in the cloud, though, you can create “instant mixes” of your tracks based on your favorite songs, albums, and artists, and then save and download those mixes to your Android or iOS device.
Just tap “Start instant mix” to create a mix of tunes based on a specific song, album, or artist. Sure, the free version of Google Play Music will let you listen to streaming radio stations, but you’ll have to deal with some ads and limits to how often you can skip, and downloading a station for offline listening is out of the question.
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