Amazon Alexa – Supported Music Services

Category: Alexa > Music & Audio

Answer:

Alexa supports multiple music streaming services, allowing you to play music, playlists, stations, podcasts, and albums using voice commands on compatible Alexa-enabled devices.

Amazon Music Services

Purchased Amazon Music

Music purchased through Amazon Music is available on Alexa devices registered to the same Amazon account.

Amazon Prime Music

Eligible Amazon Prime members can access millions of songs and playlists at no additional cost through Alexa.

Amazon Music Unlimited

Amazon Music Unlimited provides expanded access to millions of songs, playlists, and ad-free listening.

Available plans include:

• Individual Plan
• Family Plan
• Student Plan
• Single Device Plan

Good to Know:

• The Single Device Plan is designed for use with one compatible Echo device.
• Some speaker pairing and Multi-Room Music features may require a different subscription tier.

Other Supported Music Services

Additional streaming services available in your region can be linked through the Alexa app.

Examples may include:

• Spotify
• Apple Music
• Pandora
• iHeartRadio
• SiriusXM
• TuneIn
• Deezer

Availability varies by country, region, and provider.

How to Manage Music Services

On the Alexa App

1. Open the Alexa app.
2. Tap More.
3. Select Settings.
4. Tap Music & Podcasts.
5. View available music services.
6. Link or manage supported music accounts.

Good to Know

• Some music services require an active subscription.
• Certain services require account linking before use.
• Music service availability varies by country and device.
• Third-party Alexa-enabled devices may support fewer music services than Amazon Echo devices.
• You can set a preferred default music service within Alexa settings.

Example Voice Commands

• "Alexa, play jazz music."
• "Alexa, play my workout playlist."
• "Alexa, play classic rock on Spotify."
• "Alexa, play country music on Amazon Music."
• "Alexa, play today's top hits."