Amazon has extended the free trial period for its Music Unlimited service.
Customers can now get access to the music streaming service for 90 days without paying a penny.
The platform is home to more than 50 million songs, allows ad-free and offline listening with unlimited skips. So you can listen to the latest music from the likes of Dua Lipa, The Weeknd and Lady Gaga.
You can also link up your music account with your Amazon Alexa device and stream your favourite songs in the house.
If you're a Prime member then you'll already have access to Prime Music, but this differs as it offers even more artists, songs and albums to stream.
If you continue with the subscription after your 90-day free trial it'll cost £9.99 per month or £7.99 per month if you're a Prime member, or you can cancel it before your free trial runs out and not pay a penny.
This is another move from Amazon offering longer free trial periods, or more services following the UK's lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. They've extended the free trial for Prime Video Channels to 30 days and are offering free education apps for kids.
To get the 90 day free trial you need to sign up before April 30, to find out more go to the Amazon website here.
