To download music on a phone, the method depends on the type of phone and the music source or app used. Here are some common ways: For Android phones with streaming apps:

• Spotify: Add songs to a playlist and tap the Download button to save the playlist offline (Spotify Premium required).
• Apple Music: Touch and hold a song, album, or playlist, then tap Download.
• YouTube Music: Tap the ⋮ button next to a song or playlist, then tap Download (YouTube Music Premium required).
• TIDAL: Toggle the Download slider on for albums or playlists in the app.

Another way is to download music files directly from websites that offer free or royalty-free music using a browser like Chrome. For example, sites like Pixabay provide free music that can be downloaded and played locally. Additionally, apps like Audiomack or Music Downloader (available on Google Play) allow searching and downloading music directly to the phone. For bulk or personal music collection, transferring music files from a computer to phone via USB and using a music player app to play them offline is also common. The exact steps vary based on the app or source, but generally involve locating the music, selecting a download option, and then playing the downloaded files locally on the phone.