Amazon Music can also be used in a slimmed-down form with an Amazon Prime subscription. From now on, more songs are available here at no extra charge.
Amazon Music now offers Prime subscribers more music at no extra cost. (Source: Amazon)
- Amazon Prime members now have random access to Amazon Music’s full music catalogue.
- The offer will also be expanded to include a selection of podcasts.
- Previously, as a Prime member, you only had access to 2 million songs.
Those who have subscribed to Amazon Prime now get more for their money. Even before that, you could access around two million songs from Amazon Music without advertising and additional costs. However, an additional unlimited subscription for EUR 8.99 was required for the entire catalogue. That is now changing.
at Amazon Prime 8.99 euros per month*
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In addition to the other advantages of premium membership with Amazon, you now have access to the entire music catalog and that without advertising. According to the provider, there are more than 100 million songs.
Access to full music catalog with restrictions
In addition, a selection of podcasts is now included, such as the podcast “Kurt Krömer – Feelings”, which will be released on November 17th. There is one limitation, however. The 100 million songs are only available to you in random mode. If you want to listen to individual songs in a targeted manner, there is still no way around the Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. As a Prime member, you will receive a one euro discount.
at Amazon Music Unlimited 9.99 euros per month (8.99 euros for Prime members)*
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