As is the case when it comes to video streaming, we’re not exactly left wanting with regard to music streaming services. While the market may be dominated by a ubiquitous green logo and a certain fruit-based streamer, Amazon Music Unlimited may be one that’s gone under your radar… but it actually has much to offer – and right now you can score 5 months of the service totally free of charge, but you need to be a new subscriber to avail this offer.
Unlike the recent Amazon Kindle Unlimited deal we spotted, which is exclusive to Prime members, this Amazon Music Unlimited deal is open to anyone and everyone. Once the 5 months comes to an end, the service will automatically renew for AU$12.99p/m (you can of course cancel beforehand and just stick to the 5 months).
Amazon Music Unlimited is the retail giant’s premium music streaming service – compared to Prime Music, which is free with a Prime membership – and, as such, offers access to high-resolution audio. That’s more than what Spotify can provide, for example, which doesn’t even stream in CD-quality.
With Amazon Music Unlimited, you get access to a 100 million-plus strong library of songs, all within an app – available on Android, iOS, PC and Mac – that’s generally easy to use, and you should have no issues finding the latest Taylor Swift album. You’ll also find a growing selection of music available in both Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio spatial audio formats.
And, it’s not just music you’ll find on Amazon Music Unlimited (despite the name), but you’ll also gain access to the largest selection of ad-free podcasts. This deal is available for new subscribers to Amazon Music Unlimited only, and until July 23, 2024, after which you’ll only be able to sign-up for a one-month free trial.
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