Recently, Amazon announced the expansion of Amazon music service, and now Amazon Prime subscribers can use the service almost completely. Amazon provides Prime users with full catalog access to 100 million Amazon music songs, compared with 2 million songs available before.
It is reported that Amazon Prime subscribers do not have unlimited access to Amazon music, but they can use the complete music catalog when using shuffle mode. There are no ads for the song, and users can create playlists that suit personalized listening preferences. This shuffle feature is suitable for any artist, album or playlist.
This experience is similar to other services like Pandora, which provides radio-based content instead of accessing all songs on demand. Amazon Prime's new features won't compete directly with Apple Music2, as Apple Music offers on-demand services, but may result in replacements for users who like radio stations and playlists.
In addition, Amazon will not charge an additional fee to Prime members, and Prime's price remains the same.
