Essentially, Amazon Prime Music is now operating like Tinder, with limited right swipes and the need to pay for more. Since the new update pushes people to skip more, the ‘Unlimited skips’ plan is now a necessity rather than option.Ĭonsider it similar to Tinder. Thanks issue is that Amazon Music’s ‘skips’ are now limited, so users must pay for unlimited skips.

I keep the app in offline mode and never stream. Woke up this morning to find I’m no longer able to access my downloads while in offline mode. Many users are saying that they are unable to listen to their downloaded music in offline mode as well ( 1, 2, 3). As if Amazon didn’t already have enough of our money. Now I have the pleasure of being forced to shuffle through 100 million shitty songs. The new Amazon music is now just like pandora but worse. If I would have known they were going to change it I would have just gotten Apple Music. Years of building a music library and now it’s trash. Playlists also no longer function as they once did. This implies that customers must skip through a large number of tracks each time in order to find the ones they need. They do not have access to the feature that allows them to listen to a certain song. The new version enables Amazon Prime Music users to listen to all of the tracks but only in shuffle mode. This change hasn’t gone down well with its loyal customer base ( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) as earlier the 2 million songs were available to stream on-demand. In addition to music, Amazon Prime Music is introducing ‘hundreds of thousands’ of ad-free podcast episodes for its users.Įven with the all-new expanded song library, Prime members will be limited to shuffle-play mode, based on artists, albums, or playlists on Amazon Music. Previously, just 2 million songs were available to its users now, 100 million tracks are available. Original story (published on November 03, 2022) follows:Īmazon is dramatically expanding the number of songs accessible on its Prime Music streaming service. New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

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