Cratebird

A little lift.

Here are six songs for a brighter afternoon. Use this list to try importing a page into Apple Music with Cratebird.

The songs

  1. Bill Withers, “Lovely Day”
  2. The Beatles, “Here Comes the Sun”
  3. Fleetwood Mac, “Dreams”
  4. Talking Heads, “This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)”
  5. David Bowie, “Modern Love”
  6. R.E.M., “Electrolite”

Try it on iPhone or iPad

  1. Open this page in Safari, choose Share → Cratebird, and save the draft. Tap Continue in Cratebird, or open it later from Saved Pages. You can also paste this page’s address using Add a Link.
  2. Name the playlist A Little Lift and choose Find Songs. Cratebird will look for the titles and artists listed above.
  3. Connect Apple Music when prompted and choose Review Songs. Check the suggested recordings. Accept them together if they’re the versions you want, or choose a recording for each song.
  4. Choose Create in Apple Music and confirm when you are ready to add the playlist to your library. You can check the result in Playlist History.

If you prefer to paste text, copy the six song lines above into the draft’s optional text field. Finding songs and reviewing recordings do not create a playlist.

Try it on Mac

In Cratebird, open Import a Web Page, paste this page’s address, and choose Find Songs. Review the suggested recordings, accept song matches or choose recordings individually, then choose Create Playlist when ready.

You can also connect your own agent to Cratebird and give it the six song lines above. Ask it to find Apple Music recordings in this order and show you its choices. Approve creation of a new playlist named A Little Lift when you are ready.

Before you create

You’ll need to give Cratebird permission to use Apple Music and have an active Apple Music subscription with Sync Library turned on. Available recordings can vary by region, so check the album and version before choosing. You don’t need a Cratebird account.

For setup or a missing recording, see Setup & support. This page contains song titles and artist names, with no lyrics, audio, or album artwork.