Listen to your favorite playlists from over 90 million songs in HD and millions of tracks in Ultra HD. You can also upgrade to Amazon Music Unlimited($8.99/month or $79/year for Prime members or $9.99/month for Non-Prime customers.).
What’s more, you can listen offline and with unlimited skips. For Prime members it features 2 million songs - including thousands of stations and top playlists - plus millions of podcast episodes. Below we'll look at some tips and tricks for the service, wherever you happen to be listening.Amazon Music is the music streaming platform and online music store operated by Amazon, launched in public beta on September 25, 2007.Īmazon Music is a streaming service included with your Prime membership($14.99 per month $139 per year) at no extra charge. There are apps for mobile and desktop (Opens in a new window), but you can just as easily listen on the web (Opens in a new window) or connected devices. Whether you have Unlimited or Prime Music, you can enjoy a rich selection from Amazon's own music catalog.Īmazon Music users have the added benefit of cross-platform listening. Unsurprisingly, Amazon Prime Music is the default streaming option on Amazon's range of voice-activated devices. It helps that Amazon makes it easy to stream Amazon Music through an Alexa-enabled speaker. While Spotify and Apple Music have been duking it out for paid subscribers, Amazon's own service provides an intriguing alternative, especially if you're a Prime member.Īmazon Prime subscribers get free access to Prime Music's 2 million songs, but for $7.99 a month (or $79 a year), Amazon Music Unlimited provides access to 70 million songs, and lossless audio for no extra charge. The music streaming market has become increasingly competitive over the years.
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