“Hey Google, play classical music”
“Hey Google, play music for cooking”
“Hey Google, play some music”
“Hey Google, play music on my living room TV”
“Hey Google, play music on all speakers”
“Hey Google, pause the music”
“Hey Google, stop the music”
“Hey Google, resume”
“Hey Google, continue playing”
“Hey Google, skip”
“Hey Google, next song”
“Hey Google, play previous”
“Hey Google, turn it up”
“Hey Google, turn it down”
“Hey Google, what’s playing?”
“Hey Google, what song is playing?”
“Hey Google, what artist is playing?”
“Hey Google, play {song name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play My Heart Will Go On”
“Hey Google, play {song name} by {artist name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion”
“Hey Google, play {song name} on {music service}”. Example: “Hey Google, play My Heart Will Go On on Youtube Music”
“Hey Google, play {artist name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Celine Dion”
“Hey Google, play {artist name} on {music service}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Celine Dion on Youtube Music”
“Hey Google, play {album name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Love Album”
“Hey Google, play {song name} from {album name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play My Heart Will Go On from Love Album”
“Hey Google, play {album name} on {music service}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Love Album on Youtube Music”
“Hey Google, play {album name} by {artist name}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Love Album by Celine Dion”
“Hey Google, play {album name} by {artist name} on {music service}”. Example: “Hey Google, play Love Album by Celine Dion on Youtube Music”
“Hey Google, play happy music on {music service}”. Example: “Hey Google, play happy music on Youtube Music”
“Hey Google, increases volume by {percentage}”. Example: “Hey Google, increases volume by 15%”
“Hey Google, decreases volume by {percentage}”. Example: “Hey Google, decreases volume by 15%”
“Hey Google, set volume to {number}”. Example: “Hey Google, set volume to 5”
“Hey Google, set volume to {percentage}”. Example: “Hey Google, set volume to 15%”