What is the name of Amazon's music streaming service?

Amazon's music streaming service is called Amazon Music.

Amazon Music began on September 25, 2007, as Amazon MP3, a digital music store selling downloadable tracks without the restrictions associated with some earlier online music services. Over time, Amazon added streaming features and renamed the broader platform Amazon Music, which now combines streaming with music purchasing in some markets.

The service has been offered through several subscription tiers. Prime members have received access to selected music benefits, while Amazon Music Unlimited provides a larger on-demand catalog for subscribers. Availability, catalog size, pricing, and included features can vary by country and can change as Amazon adjusts its plans.

Amazon Music is easy to confuse with Spotify, Apple Music, or Tidal because all are music-streaming platforms. It is also distinct from Amazon Music Unlimited: Amazon Music is the overall brand, while Unlimited is one of its subscription offerings. Alexa and Echo devices are ways to control or play the service, not alternative names for it.