This autumn, the audio streaming service is offering four months for free for Amazon Prime Members, down from its usual cost of £11.99.
Amazon Music Unlimited gives customers access to 100 million songs and Audible books, all ad-free, so saving up to £48 on that is a major deal.
Get four months' Amazon Music for free
What is the Amazon Music Unlimited autumn deal?
To set up your four month deal, simply head over to Amazon Music and sign up. You can then set up your own subscription and claim the offer.
To take advantage of this deal, you need to be a new customer and bear in mind that the deal will automatically renew when the three or four months are up.
Get four months' Amazon Music for free
If you get the deal now, you can enjoy unlimited music well into Christmas!
What do you get with Amazon Music Unlimited and how much does it cost?
Amazon Music Unlimited gives you access to 100 million songs, access to the largest catalogue of ad-free podcasts and one audiobook from Audible a month.
If you're not a Prime member, Amazon Music Unlimited costs £12.99 a month. For those signed up to Amazon Prime, the music subscription costs £11.99 a month.
For more on Amazon, take a look at our guides to Kindle deals, Audible and find out more about Amazon Music Unlimited.
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