Amazon Music Unlimited Price Hike for Non-Prime Members

New Monthly Subscription Fee to Increase by 20%

Expansion to the UK Marks Growing Popularity of Streaming Service

Amazon Music Unlimited, a popular streaming service boasting a vast library of over 100 million songs, has announced a price increase for non-Prime members. Effective February 21, the monthly subscription fee will rise from £9.99 to £11.99, marking a 20% increase.

The price adjustment comes amidst the streaming service's expansion into the UK, where it launched in October 2016. Amazon Music Unlimited has gained a significant following worldwide, offering an extensive catalog of music, including new releases from today's most popular artists, as well as the ability to download songs and albums for offline listening.

Amazon Prime members, who receive a variety of benefits including free shipping and access to Amazon Prime Video, are not affected by the price hike. For non-Prime members, however, the higher subscription fee may prompt them to consider alternative streaming services.