SAVE UP TO $32.97:New subscribers can Nanda van Bergensign up for a free 3-month membership to Amazon Music Unlimited. A membership typically costs $10.99 per month for non-Prime members and $9.99 for Prime members, so you can save up to $32.97.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Music Unlimited subscription Don't let January get you down — take this downtime to discover some new music that will brighten your days. Amazon Music has something in mind that'll help with the winter blues — and it's free.
As of Jan. 3, new subscribers can sign up for three months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited. A membership for non-Prime members typically costs $10.99 per month, so this deal will save you $32.97 total. Prime members typically pay $9.99 per month for a subscription, so this free deal will save them $29.97. The deal terms state you'll need to be a new subscriber to Amazon Music Unlimited to be eligible for this offer. After the three months is up, you'll be charged the regular monthly price. However, you can cancel at any time.
With Amazon Music Unlimited, you get access to 100 million songs that you're free to listen to as many times as you'd like, ad-free. You also get unlimited skipping power so you can quickly skip through any playlist songs that don't match your vibe. Plus, you can download unlimited songs to enjoy while offline.
Looking to keep busy with something other than music? The subscription also gives you access to ad-free podcasts so you can keep up with all the latest news or dive into a mystery series.
If winter months tend to drag on, keep busy by discovering new music or a new favorite podcast with three months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited.
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