No Prime Membership Required: Amazon Now Has a New Way to Listen to Music for Free – Ipass

Amazon has just announced that its free, ad-supported music streaming service will be accessible on practically all smartphones and tablets starting today for those who don’t have Amazon Prime or Amazon Music go to Ipass Online

According to a company blog post this week, free music streaming from Amazon, which includes “top playlists and dozens of stations,” was first offered only for Echo smart speakers in April 2019. However, you may now listen on iOS, Android, and Fire TV devices.

Songs.amazon.com or the Amazon Music app is all you need to stream music for free. There is no fee to become a member of this site.

There is a lot of music you can listen to for free on Amazon. Customers of the mega-subscription retailer’s music streaming service, on the other hand, have a good incentive to pay their monthly dues: exclusive advantages.

Most of the perks available to Prime Members and Amazon Music subscribers aren’t available to those on the free tier. This includes Amazon Music Unlimited’s 50 million lossless/high-res tracks, which are only accessible to those who pay for Prime membership or Amazon Music’s top tier. Amazon Music’s free edition offers a somewhat limited selection compared to other free music streaming services (cough, cough, Spotify); Amazon Music’s free edition provides a rather limited selection.

Even if you don’t want to pay for Amazon Prime ($119 per year or $12.99 per month) but still want access to more music than what’s available in the free version, there are several alternative pricing choices for Amazon Music. Listed below is a breakdown of the information we have:

HD version of Amazon’s music service

More than 50 million songs are accessible in HD and millions more in Ultra HD. Prime members pay $12.99 per month, while everyone else pays $14.99 each month.

Amazon’s Music Unlimited

“Tens of millions of songs and thousands of expert-programmed playlists and stations” are accessible on Amazon’s devices. $7.99 for Prime members and $9.99 for non-members.