Would someone be so kind as to help clarify whether there is a function to ungroup all?



I have three rooms set up in Alexa groups, each with an Alexa device and a Sonos speaker set as the preferred the speaker. I also have created one group called “everywhere” that contains all three Sonos speakers set as the preferred speakers.



Most of the time I just listen to music in a particular room and the preferred speaker functionality works brilliantly, only having to ask the local Alexa to play music and not specify the room.



Occasionally, I would like to play music in the whole house which I can do by saying “Alexa play music everywhere”. This creates a Sonos group with all three rooms in as expected.



However, this group then sticks and asking for music in any room, even after stopping the previous music, seems to result in it playing on the whole group again.



I’ve worked out that I can break the group up by saying stop the music in X for each of the three rooms (i.e. three times) or by asking for music and specifying a room to play in, although the latter appears to have a bug that means the group can no longer be recreated. Neither is particularly intuitive and unfortunately the obvious command “stop music everywhere” doesn’t seem to break up the group even if “play music everywhere” is the command that creates it in the first place.



What is the simplest way to break the group back up into its constituent parts and go back to the preferred speaker only playing?



Sorry if I’m missing the obvious.