A listing for an Amazon Music app has shown up in Microsoft’s Windows 10 app store. Before you get too excited though, even though the app is out, it may still be listed as “not currently available” for some. With other music services like Spotify currently available in the Microsoft Store, it’s not surprising to see even more streaming music services follow suit. There currently is a PC/Mac desktop player version but with the way Microsoft is going with UWP apps, it’s a smart move for companies to make a Microsoft Store compatible version.
Today, there’s even more ways to find and play the music you love: Amazon Music, now in the @MicrosoftStore https://t.co/uLRre2LtcQ pic.twitter.com/g0jIi7AFLh
— Amazon Music (@amazonmusic) February 13, 2018
The company is promising to “change the way you find and play the music you love on Windows 10” with their app description.
We’re changing the way you find and play the music you love on Windows 10.
Explore curated playlists and stations, ad-free and with unlimited skips
Listen to Prime Music free with a membership or unlock more with Amazon Music UnlimitedAmazon Music Unlimited
Choose from tens of millions of songs, thousands of curated playlists and stations, and get personalized recommendations
Stream weekly new releases from today’s most popular artists
Exclusive Prime member pricingPrime Music
Enjoy a curated catalog of two million songs, playlists, and stations
Always ad-free and included with your Prime membershipMy Music
Listen to music you’ve purchased from Amazon – MP3 or AutoRip CDs/Vinyl. Your Amazon purchases are stored for free in the Amazon cloud
Play music already stored on your Windows 10 device
Sounds like the usual streaming music app functionality though with curated playlists, stations, and personalized recommendations. The app is currently listing a download size of 64.57 MB so it won’t take up all that much room once it does become available to install. In the meantime, there are also a few screenshots posted by Amazon showing what the app will potentially look like. The screenshots include tidbits like stations and even scrolling lyrics while listening to music. Take a look in the gallery below.
What do you think about a Windows 10 Amazon Music app? Is it something you’ll use? Let us know in the comments below or on Google+, Twitter, or Facebook.
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