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Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Music HD for free (UK deal)
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TL;DR: 30-day subscriptions to Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Music HD are free for new customers.
If you’re looking to boost your content options without spending any more cash, you’ve come to the right place. You can now try Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Music HD for free, if you’re new to the services.
Amazon Music Unlimited provides access to 70 million songs and thousands of playlists, and users can stream and download their favourite tunes without adverts and with unlimited skips. Amazon Music HD is something for the serious audiophiles out there, with 70 million songs in HD and 5 million songs in ultra HD with up to 10 times the bitrate of standard streaming services.
New users can get a 30-day subscription to these music streaming services for free. The subscriptions will automatically renew at the full price after the promotional period, but you can cancel this at anytime:
We’re all in need of more music, podcasts, and playlists right now, so these services could really help you out. Treat your ears to Amazon’s best streaming services for free.
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