Facebook just added yet another new feature to its Messenger app: The ability to swap Spotify songs with your friends.
The new integration means "you can say 'Hello' to your friends...or 'Sorry' if needed," the Facebook Messenger team wrote in a Wednesday post, referencing the Adele and Justin Bieber hits. To try it out, just tap the More icon (three dots) when you're chatting, then choose Spotify. This will quickly switch you over to Spotify where you can search for what you want to share from within the music app.
Or, if a friend sends you a song, just tap "Open" to hop over to Spotify and start listening. You can share songs, artists, or entire playlists. If the shared content is a song, it will begin playing automatically after Spotify opens.
The new Spotify integration is rolling out today, and Facebook said it will be available more broadly available at some point "soon."
The feature comes after Facebook in December began testing Uber integration within Messenger, letting users request a ride without leaving their conversation. At this point, it's only available to select users in the locations where Uber operates in the U.S. To try it out, tap the More menu from within a conversation and choose Transportation. You can also search for Uber, then tap the car icon to request a ride.
Meanwhile, Facebook has been busy beefing up its Messenger app with a number of other new features, including video calls, GIFs, and the ability to send money to other people.
This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.