Non-Prime members can listen to a free, ad-supported Amazon Music, which has thousands of stations and playlists and millions of podcast episodes.Īmazon Prime benefits include free shipping, Grubhub+.This plan is available for on-demand and offline listening in HD and Ultra HD quality.Yes, but: There's still a paid tier of the service called Amazon Music Unlimited, which is $8.99 a month for Prime members and $9.99 for non-Prime members. Prime members also have access to the full Wondery podcast network catalog ad-free, as well as Amazon Exclusive podcasts.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. 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.

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