Amazon Music is now FREE for everyone if you’re willing to hear ads – how to get the new tier today
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AMAZON Music is now free to use in the UK and USA – giving you a thrifty alternative to Spotify and Apple Music.
It gives you access to more than two million songs without having to pay a penny.
Previously, you'd need to pay £7.99 a month for an Amazon prime membership to get Amazon Prime Music.
This is an ad-free option that's still available if you want uninterrupted playback.
But there's now a new option to get access to the same catalogue of music without paying a penny.
However ads will play between songs, just like Spotify's free streaming tier.
If you want to sign up for ad-free music (and one-day delivery), then consider a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime (£7.99 after trial):
- Amazon Prime subscription for £7.99 a month (30 days free) –
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Will you be ditching Spotify for Amazon Music? Let us know in the comments!
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