There is, we would point out, also a tier titled Amazon Music Free which doesn't require a Prime Membership but does give you access to music, podcasts, curated playlists and stations, although you'll have to contend with ads and a lack of offline playback.ĭeezer is usually seen as the 'other' service when compared with the more mainstream quadrumvirate of Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music and Amazon Music, but that's not necessarily a reason to skip over it without thought. And if you're not happy, you can always step up to Amazon Music Unlimited, which costs £9.99/$9.99 (or £8.99/$8.99 with Prime) a month and now includes HD, its hi-res tier, for no extra cost. And the best bit? They're ad-free.Īs you would expect, the selection is pretty mainstream, and the sound quality isn't going to blow you away, but Prime customers can't really complain.
That's right, as well as free one-day delivery and Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime entitles you to Amazon Music, which gives you over two million songs to stream on-demand at no additional cost. You might not know it, but if you have Amazon Prime then you can access Amazon's entry-level music streaming service right now.
