Does anyone else think it would be really cool and fun to have a “Random Song Button” pulling a random song from Amazon’s entire catalogue of music to listen to. It doesn’t need to populate a list or anything just literally any one random song from its entire catalogue on demand. I think that would be a really cool way to discover new music and styles of music etc. kind of like a Stumbleupon.com but for songs.

Amazon should do this. This could be a really cool and fun feature.

I have a basic android phone. I think it's something like a Blu but I don't think the quality of my phone has anything to do with this. I had an old google phone. Maybe google pixel 3a and it would do this too. I thought it was a problem with my Bluetooth earbuds or my speaker but it's not. I played music without earbuds and it keeps skipping like cutting out. It also pauses my music and even turns it off like I close out of the or it just freezes. I guess you would call this lagging and shutting down for no reason.

I've tried updating my app, resetting my phone, clearing cache and I changed my battery to unrestricted. Nothing seems to work.

Any tips?

As a person who has been using Spotify since it was released it was my favorite to go app for listening music, but I thought it would be a good idea if I give a shot to Amazon Music (no it wasn’t).

Amazon Music its just garbage peace of crap and a hole Amazon nonsense shit. Buggy, not working, not connecting, keeps disconnecting, etc. So never using Amazon Music anymore and btw Spotify has a good design can be found in all devices and it was related with piracy in the past so of course it’s the goat.

Question I've been wondering because I know Spotify and YT music and iTunes allow you to upload your local music

I'm getting the "None of your music matches the filters you applied' error in my Songs on Amazon Music on my android.

This happened when I tried sorting the songs by artist.

I tried clicking 'Reset all filters' to no avail, not even the three dots at the top of the screen work.

I've already cleared the cache and restarted my phone.

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It seems Amazon pays artists more than any other service. I was little surprised by this.

Ever since they changed the way favorites worked my favorited songs haven't been synced between the windows desktop app and my phone. My phone has all of my favorited songs but I don't see an option to select multiple songs on mobile, is there an easy way to select song from my saved songs and add them to a playlist on mobile? This app is really frustrating to use lol. I've also tried using the website, and although the website synced my music anything from before the changes to liked songs are not in order of when they were saved, making it hard to choose the music I want to select.

I saw a subreddit where they discussed how the same song on different streaming services had different Dynamic Range and they wrote it like "DR4, DR7, DR9 etc" one thing is don't know how they capture the sound of those songs and the other thing is where in a DAW does it tell you, anyone have any idea? Thanks

In addition to AM fees going up by 25%, I'm tired of making billionaires richer. What are my Amazon Music alternatives that still stream whatever I want, but don't put more money in Bezos, Musk, or Zuckerberg's pockets?

I've finally had enough with Amazon Prime Music and am making the change to Spotify. My main reason for switching is that Prime Music doesn't 'hold' a sort when searching through artists or albums. Say I scroll down hundreds of artists to 'J' and click on a band and choose my mind and hit back...it always takes me back to the top at 'A'. Minor problem...sorta...but annoyance factor there is a 10. It requires me to then once again scroll through hundreds of artists to get back to 'J' and keep goin.

Anyway...My problem is that over the years I have thousands of saved/liked artists and albums on Amazon Prime Music and I'm hoping I don't have to now manually add all of those to Spotify.

I've looked around and I see 3rd party apps like Soundiz that will transfer playlists from Prime Music to Spotify, but this is not what I'm looking for. I'm not concerned about playlists, I want to somehow magically import all of my liked/saved artists from Prime Music to Spotify so I don't have to painstakingly add them all manually.

Is there any service/app setup to do this...?

I am a former Spotify subscriber that is considering moving to Amazon Prime Music. Previously when I was in my Spotify App I had an extensive selection of devices that I could stream my music to including Sonos speakers and chromecast devices. In my Amazon Music app I only have three devices including my built computer speaker. They are both stand alone apps running on a mac. Is there away to access more devices from the Amazon Music app?

Can y’all make hd with the regular subscription

Hello everyone. I read somewhere on a previous post about a year ago. That Ultra HD is for streaming only. If you purchase the son it downloads an a MP3 file and play at 44.1Khz MP3 44 1Khz 239kbps.

I downloaded the USB Audio Player Pro , just to see what my songs are playing at.

Does amazon only allow for MP3 DL. What other music streaming service will allow me to actually DL Hi res lossless music to my pc and play back at hi res. Thanks.

UPDATE: Found link, posted in comment below.

We just picked up Amazon Music as we want to switch our family plan away from Spotify but just now realized theres not macOS app? I tried the browser yesterday but a few times closed the tab or window as it's in the browser vs an app.

I've seen posts about people using it and others saying it was removed but can't seem to find something that says it's officially not offered.

Sadly this will keep us using Amazon or a move to Apple Music.

TY

I have Dolby access app, Atmos home theatre activated in windows sound settings, HDMi out to AVR that supports atmos and best I see is ultra HD tracks. has anyone gotten Atmos to work on their windows 11 PC?

I have Amazon prime (canada) and I also pay extra for Amazon music. I was told today if I have prime I don't need to pay for music as it comes with the prime package. I need music that I can download to my phone for off line use. Can someone verify if I'm getting screwed by paying extra to use Amazon music .

I’m sick of A music but it directed me to a site which deletes everything. I just want to stop using and paying for Amazon music.

Thanks for your help because bezos et Al are useless

"Dear Amazon Customer,

We're updating the price of your Amazon Music Unlimited – Family plan so we can continue to bring you new content and features. Your price will increase from $169.00 to $208.95, plus applicable taxes, per billing cycle"

Between this and no true exclusive mode, you have priced AM out of the market. Spotify and Tidal will be my go to. My AM trial ends in March and I was enjoying it, but it was up against Tidal and a few other services. Prices are CDN

I should add AM - unlimited without Audiobooks is $177 CDN. A much better proposition for me.

I just received this email. I don't consistently pay for Music Unlimited, but I currently am. A big draw for me is the lower price compared to the other services (as well as the HQ audio and my long history with Amazon and Amazon Music). Even though it's only a buck a month, this will test my loyalty.

Edit/update: I cancelled my subscription, deleted the app, and removed it from Sonos. I'm already subsidizing this with Amazon Prime to the tune of $139/yr plus tax, which I'm not doing with any other service. This really needs to represent an exceptional value for me, and it just doesn't.

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I pay for Amazon family. I have 4 users. Just been informed that the price is going up to £19.99 per month. I and my family also watch a shed load of YouTube content. So as the Amazon UI really sucks, adds only high Res and Atmos as the 'bonus' (which I really can't hear the difference on my in ear headphones or my Sonos beam 2) Is there any other reason why I shouldn't switch? I'm reaching out for feedback. Perhaps you've tried YouTube premium / music and it doesn't deliver, or you know more about the 2 services than I do and have some good advice. Your input is greatly appreciated. Many thanks 👍

I went on to Amazon music one day and it said that now to add songs you have to "like" them so now all the songs I had in my music library by simply clicking the plus to "add to music" is gone. It was not added to a playlist it was just added to my music. I still have my downloads and previous "likes" but is there a way for me to get my music back? Please help, I had a lot of songs and I don't have them in my music anymore.

I had previously used the liked playlist as a collection of my favorites. With the new update, is there a way to add new favorites to the liked playlist or is that just gone now?

Let me elaborate. I just imported a bunch of playlists from YTM and I noticed that none of the songs in my playlists are being listed under the songs tab in my library.

While this doesn't bother me in the slightest, I'm wondering if I'm missing out in telling the algorithm what music I like? To be honest, I'm impressed that Amazon Music managed to nail down my tastes immediately with no algo training whatsoever.

Hi, I want to share the difference between Amazon music website and Android app.

On Amazon music website music.amazon.in if I search artist, I see "all albums" On app if I search artist, we only see the "top albums" but not "all albums"

I recently discovered this and it feels like I am missing out on so much of good music already available on Amazon music.

I copied some of my playlists to another profile and the playlists on the new profile show only some of the songs, but the number of songs from the original profile is correct. This shows 4 songs but has none in it. Did I do something wrong. Every playlist is missing songs..

My family and I use just a single account to stream our favorite music, and we are considering upgrading to a family account so we aren't always fighting for streaming rights (since you can only have one or two people streaming at once on a single account). If I upgrade the account, will all our playlists and downloaded music remain? My assumption is that my account, being the one we are all using, will become the 'head' of the family, keeping all the data and playlists we've created, while my family members will have to recreate all their playlists, which is fine so long as one account retains that information.

If anyone knows, I would really appreciate the help!

This is kind of a dumb question as I should know the answer! Ive been a prime membership holder for several years and also have added subscriptions, one of them is Amazon music membership for years. My son asked me how much the music cost because he likes his recent Spotify trial better and it did get me reviewing my subscription costs once again. I was shocked to see the prices have raised again.

Can someone please tell me how the music feature included in the Amazon Prime yearly membership ($139 my currently annual cost) differs from the ADDITIONAL Amazon Music subscription for $16.99 monthly?