Whether you’re hearing Bob Marley for the first time, or being reminded of his music again, the reward of that experience is real. With Discover, we’ve created a dedicated umbrella under which all catalogue music and the stories that accompany them can be experienced. In addition, there are 50 other artist playlists and merchandise available under the Discover umbrella.Īdam Block, head of catalogue music for Amazon Music, said “Discover was inspired by what many music fans recognise as one of the great joys of the streaming era: our ability to discover or rediscover great music.

Discover showcases carefully curated artist playlists across various genres and takes listeners on a career-spanning journey of musical discovery, or re-discovery, through the featured artist’s entire body of work. Later in the year Marley’s iconic Legend album will be available to stream in 3D Audio exclusively on Amazon Music HD. Additionally, Amazon Music with Prime only offers songs in standard definition.Amazon Music launches Discover playlistsAmazon Music launches Discover playlists containing artist catalogues across all music genres starting with Bob Marley as Discover Artist of the Month. The only major limitation with the service is that users won’t be able to listen to specific tracks of their choice, and only shuffle music based on an artist, album or playlist, making the service a great option for someone who already has a Prime subscription, but not something on par with the likes of Apple Music and Spotify. In addition to songs, Amazon Music with Prime will also offer several podcasts from the likes of NPR, CNN, ESPN, The New York Times, and more, also ad-free. “Prime members can discover more new music based on their likes shuffle play any artist, album, or playlist in the catalogue stream a collection of All-Access playlists tailored to personalized listening preferences on demand and download them for offline listening,” said an Amazon spokesperson. However, there is a catch - users can only play music in shuffle mode.

The music service’s catalogue, which had roughly 2 million tunes on it, will soon boast over 100 million songs and tracks completely ad-free for Prime users at no additional cost. Amazon is upgrading its Amazon Music with Prime streaming service big time.

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