Note that this is all in the Amazon Music Library, not your own music library stored on Amazon (where Amazon Prime music allows you to upload 250 songs to the Amazon cloud (also known as “Amazon’s computers”) as part of your prime membership, and 250,000 if you want to pay an extra $24.99 a year. Clearly having access to tens of millions of songs on an unlimited basis gives you a lot more options for listening. Now, two million tracks may sound like a lot of music, and it is – if they are the songs or music you want. Where Amazon Prime Music allows you to stream about two million different tracks from the Amazon Music library, Amazon Music Unlimited currently has “tens of millions” of tracks in its library. Amazon Music Unlimited is different from Amazon Prime Music in a couple of ways, one of the most notable being the sheer number of songs and other music tracks available for you to stream with Amazon Music Unlimited.
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