The price of Amazon Music is going up for Prime members -- following price increases by Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music.

Prime members can sign up for 4 months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited, a deal that's part of Amazon's early Prime Big Deal Days offerings.

Six months after raising prices for non-Prime subscribers of Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon is hiking music prices for Prime members, too.

Amazon previously raised the prime of Amazon Music Unlimited for non-Prime members earlier this year.

Prime membership now has entire ad-free Music Unlimited library with a big catch Prime members now have access to 100 million ad-free songs, but don't cancel Spotify just yet.

If you’ve been on the fence about joining Amazon Prime, this promotion might be too good to pass on. Amazon is giving away four free months of Amazon Music Unlimited to Prime members.

Amazon Prime Music has the chance to be the best music streaming service of all—but it's held back by a confusing mixture of limitations, design flaws, and other general irritations. But if it ...

Prime offers several perks, including fast, free delivery, access to Prime Video and a free two-year subscription to Grubhub+. Get the Amazon Music Unlimited deal from Amazon here.

Today, as part of Amazon’s October Prime Early Access Sale event, you can get a 3-month Music Unlimited free trial when you sign up for the service.

Amazon Music is getting a bit pricier for some customers. In the U.S. the Amazon Music Unlimited individual plan for non-Prime members is rising $1 per month, from $9.99 to $10.99 per month. In ...

However, Prime members listening on Amazon Music who don’t subscribe to an unlimited plan are now mostly limited to shuffle-play mode, based on artist, album or playlist.