Give Genius a song and you get a collection of 25 songs that iTunes thinks compliment each other.
Instructions in this article apply to iOS 9, iOS 8.4, iOS 8, and iOS 7.
Browse your music library and tap the song you want to use as the basis of the Genius Playlist.
On the playback screen, tap theMoreicon (represented by three dots).
Tap the down arrow or swipe down to kill the playback screen.
The first item in the list of playlists is the Genius Playlist you created.
It has the name of the song you selected in Step 2.
Tap the playlist to view the contents.
Alternatively, to build a Genius playlist around the song that’s currently playing, tapCreate.
The new playlist appears in thePlayliststab of the Music app.
Tap the playlist to view all songs in the playlist.
In the playlist, tapRefreshto get a new set of songs based on the first one.
Apple removed the feature from iOS 10 and hasn’t restored it in subsequent versions.
The company hasn’t explained why it made this choice, though many fans are upset about it.
There’s been no word on whether it will come back in a later version.
