Amazon Music now (even more) available to Prime users!
Prime users now get access to Amazon Music’s entire catalog of 100 million songs. But there is a catch.
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Amazon Music has 100 million songs
Amazon today announced an extension to Amazon Music. It is now almost fully available to Amazon Prime users. If you have a Prime subscription, you now get access to the entire catalog of 100 million Amazon Music songs! Previously there were ‘only’ 2 million.
New podcasts features have also been added. However, you can’t just listen to what you want with this cheap subscription. In this article you can read everything about this offer from Amazon Music for Prime users.
‘shuffle’ all music with Prime subscription
Unfortunately, this news isn’t all sunshine. The Prime users do not get unlimited free access to the 100 million songs of Amazon Music. If you put the numbers on shuffle you can enjoy on-demand music. Would you like to go on a journey of discovery?
The songs are also ad-free. As Prime users with Amazon Music you can also create your own playlists and saved albums shuffle. So it is not completely arbitrary whether you end up with a nice song. Spotify also announced a free version earlier this year with the same kind of content.
Podcasts and videos ad-free also available
Besides access to 100 million songs, you can also listen to a lot of podcasts with this service. If you’re already a Prime user, you don’t have to pay extra to use Amazon Music. That means you’re still but 2.99 euros pay per month! You also get discounts on products, a video service with a huge range and of course Amazon Music. In addition, the first month is free.
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