With Alexa, it’s never been easier to hear the music you want. Using just your voice, you can access over two million songs on Prime Music. And now, Prime members who use Prime Music or Amazon Music Unlimited have access to two new features.
Herein, how do I get Amazon music on Alexa echo?
Here are the steps to follow:
- Tap the Menu icon (the three vertical dots) in the upper-right corner of the Amazon Music app.
- Tap Connect to a Device. The Amazon Music app displays a list of available devices, which includes any Alexa devices on your network, as shown.
- Tap the Alexa device you want to use for playback.
- Make sure you’re within range of your Echo and say, “Alexa, sign up for Amazon Music Unlimited.”
- From here, Alexa will guide you through the subscription process.
Moreover, how do I link my Amazon Prime music account to Alexa?
You can link your account with a supported music streaming provider in the Alexa app.
- Open the Alexa app .
- Open More and select Settings.
- Select Music & Podcasts, and then Link New Service.
- Select the music service provider and follow the on-screen instructions.
Why is Alexa not playing Amazon music?
One issue that could be causing the music to stop playing on the Amazon device is Wi-Fi connectivity. … If there are several other devices connected to the Wi-Fi, the Echo, Dot, or other Alexa devices might be experiencing congestion. Wi-Fi congestion can be reduced by turning off any devices that are not in use.
Why won’t Alexa play my Amazon playlist?
Check Subscription. You need to have an active subscription to either Amazon Prime or Amazon Music Unlimited to play songs with Alexa. If you don’t have an active subscription, Alexa will not play the requested songs. … In some countries, you will have different options such as Your Prime Membership.