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Amazon Music change for Prime membersĭetails: With the change that is now in effect, Amazon said Prime members "can shuffle play any artist, album or playlist" and have on-demand access to top podcasts without ads.

Meanwhile, Amazon's push into sports streaming with NFL Thursday Night Football and original content with "Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" drove record levels of Prime membership signups, the retail giant's CFO Brian Olsavsky said on the company's earnings call. Why it matters: The expanded Amazon Music benefit, a massive increase from 2 million shuffle-free songs, comes after Walmart added Paramount+ and Spotify Premium to its Walmart+ subscription.ĭriving the news: Last week, Amazon announced its revenue growth slowed to 27% in the third quarter from 33% in the second quarter. If you’re already an Amazon Prime member, Amazon Music is included in your membership but you can only access two million songs (versus 90 million) along with thousands of playlists in addition to discounted pricing, free two-day shipping, the entire Prime Video streaming library and lots of other perks.Amazon Prime members can now listen to 100 million songs and an assortment of podcasts without paying more as part of a benefit upgrade announced Tuesday. However, Amazon’s three-month promo only applies to the Amazon Music Unlimited Individual plan. Lastly, the student plan cuts your monthly membership from $9.99 a month to $1 per month. There’s also a single device plan ($3.99 a month) to stream from a single Echo device or Fire TV. Your subscription will automatically renew after the first three months unless you cancel.īuy: Amazon Music Unlimited $9.99 a month after free 3-month trialĪmazon Music offers individual plans to stream anywhere, anytime but you can also get a family plan ($14.99 a month) which lets you stream on up to six devices simultaneously and block songs with explicit lyrics. Listen offline with unlimited skips or hands-free with an Alexa or Bluetooth device.Īfter the three-month free trial ends, Amazon Music Unlimited will costs $9.99 a month ($7.99 a month for Prime members).

Traveling soon? Amazon Music Unlimited lets you stay connected even when you’re flying the friendly skies.

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