Amazon is giving music fans three months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free.
The online giant is rolling out the deal for all new subscribers who sign up to its popular streaming service before 11 January 2021 on Amazon.co.uk.
The service is normally priced at £7.99 a month for Prime members and £9.99 for everyone else, so the deal will save users up to £29.97.
The Unlimited service rivals other music streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, giving users access to millions of songs and podcasts on demand.
How to sign up?
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Head to Amazon.co.uk
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Find the Amazon Music Unlimited page and sign up to the individual plan.
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Instantly get access to over 60 million songs.
If you don't want to continue the subscription after the free period, remember to cancel the membership to avoid it being renewed at the full £9.99 fee (or £7.99 for Prime members).
Amazon launched a similar deal earlier this month offering the service for 99p during its Prime Day sale.
The retailer also offered free three month trial on Kindle Unlimited as part of its Prime Day sale too.
Shoppers keen to start their Christmas shopping can take full advantage of Amazon's early Black Friday deals, which kicked off earlier this week.
Consumers will be able to make the most of daily deals across all categories, including toys, beauty and Amazon's popular own-brand devices until Black Friday on 27 November.
There are also lightning deals which are only available for a limited time or while stocks last that will also run until Black Friday too.
All deals can be found by heading to amazon.co.uk/events/blackfriday.
