After all, Amazon Music is the only place where you can jam out to Garth Brooks's 'Friends in Low Places.' That's a win for Bezos if I've ever seen one. Today, Amazon Music is launching Amazon Music for Artists: a mobile app for artists and their teams to better understand their business on the platform. Considering how essential Prime feels these days, I wouldn't be surprised to see some users jump ship.

A new 'Podcast Previews' tool selects soundbites from specific episodes of a show, which could make discovering your next favorite podcast a little easier.īetween the free streaming library and the focus on podcasts, it's clear Amazon is coming for Spotify's crown with this move. Wondery shows like SmartLess are now played ad-free for Prime members, as are all Amazon-exclusive shows. Amazon Music ha lanciato Amazon Music for Artists: un’app mobile per aiutare artisti e team a comprendere meglio il loro business all’interno di Amazon Music. Of course, because no music streaming platform can just stick to, you know, music, Amazon is also promoting its podcast lineup with today's announcement.

Neither of those limitations is unlikely to matter to anyone who uses streaming music enough to pay for it, which isn't this plan's targeted audience. So what other differences remain between Amazon Music Prime and the $8.99 (Prime-subsidized) Unlimited plan? Prime-only listeners can't listen offline - again, with the exception of All-Access playlists - and can't stream Amazon's high-fidelity audio.

Amazon music for artists app