The only thing better than access to over 100million songs is getting a good deal in the process.

We all know streaming has forever changed the way we listen to music. There are plenty of different platforms offering you huge catalogues of pop bangers, indie anthems and fresh tracks from your new favourite artists but we reckon Amazon Music might just be the best value service out there. Here’s why.

As well as a stacked collection of music and podcasts, Amazon Music Unlimited members can also now get access to Audible, which boasts the largest collection of audiobooks on the internet. That’s a lot of books – and you can listen free for 30 days too!

Amazon Music offers a free, ad-supported model but even the top tier won’t break the bank. Amazon Music Unlimited is available for £10.99 a month while existing Prime members can get it for £9.99. On top of that, new customers can get 30 days of Amazon Music Unlimited for absolutely nothing. You can’t really get a better deal than that anywhere.

Amazon Music Unlimited has a catalogue of over 100million songs which, if anyone’s counting, is enough music to soundtrack the next 570 years. From fresh new albums to nostalgic classics, it’s all there. When you first sign-up, you can handpick some of your faves to make sure you’re only getting recommended the stuff you actually want to listen to. That means no more Eerie Energizing Mallgoth or Bronx Drill taking over your streaming, unless you want it to.