Amazon Music is the official Windows app for Amazon’s subscription music service, allowing us to listen to millions of songs as long as we have a Prime membership.

We can also access more than seventy million albums, including the vast majority of new releases, if we have an Unlimited subscription.

You will need to sign in with Amazon user account in order to use Amazon Music. After you’ve done that, you’ll be able to listen to any music you want straight from your laptop.

You can listen to individual tracks, play whole discs, or enjoy stations and customized playlists as you choose. Best of all, you can save every song to our hard drive and listen to it later without needing to connect to the Internet.

You’ll find some interesting features in the Amazon Music setup options. To begin, you can choose the quality at which you want to listen to and download music, which is set to maximum by default but can be reduced if we have a poor Internet connection.

You can also use the normalization feature to make all of the songs sound the same volume, eliminating the situation where some songs sound much louder than others and we have to manually adjust the volume.

For frequent users of this service, Amazon Music is an important programme, just as Spotify is for someone who pays their monthly fee.

This desktop client for Mac and Windows has a clean and easy interface and uses very less memory.