How to Turn On & Off Amazon Music Auto Play Similar Songs

If you want to discover more songs you like on Amazon Music without searching for it on Amazon Music full catalog, you can't miss the feature that allows you to play similar songs to your liked ones until you want to stop. This feature is called Autoplay, which is accessible on both Prime and Unlimited Music. With this feature, you can choose to listen to some random songs but you'll like them most likely.

In this post, we'll tell how this feature works and access this feature on Amazon Music. Just pick your device to learn how to turn on or off Amazon Music's Autoplay.

Part 1. Amazon Music Autoplay - How Does It Work?

Similar to Autoplay feature available on most music services such as Apple Music, Amazon Music's Autoplay will make it easier for you to listen to random music without searching for the playlist you'll want!

Especially if you're a Prime member, you can now benefit from this feature to discover more music along with the full Amazon Music catalog. However, Prime members may can only enjoy this feature on your desktop experience, which Unlimited subscribers can have it on both desktop and mobile devices.

Before we get started, let's see what the Autoplay feature actually looks like on Amazon Music:

Play queue with Autoplay disabled:

In most cases when you are playing the on-demand contents on Amazon Music, such as a playlist, you'll be able to access the play queue button, which is designed for you to see what's going to play next or switch to the ones you like.

Now playing with Autoplay enabled:

Note that you won't see the play queue button on right of the Now Playing bar if you're listening to the similar songs in the Autoplay mode at this moment. So you can continue to the endless listening!

Part 2. How to Turn On Autoplay on Amazon Music

To turn on Autoplay on Amazon Music, you can do the trick by using the related option included in Amazon Music App's Settings.

How to enable Amazon Music Autoplay on desktop?

Step 1. Launch the Amazon Music desktop app.

Step 2. Hover over your profile at the top-right.

Step 3. Select Settings.

Step 4. Scroll to PLAYBACK > Autoplay (Keep listening to similar tracks when your music ends). Toggle it to enable this feature.

Step 5. Head to your favorite songs on Amazon Music. When the song ends, you'll be able to listen to some very similar songs that Amazon Music thinks you may like also.

If you're on Windows PC, please don't hesitate to enter the Exclusive Mode on Amazon Music to have some sound quality benefits. Learn how to enable Amazon Music's Exclusive Mode on Windows PC.

How to enable Amazon Music Autoplay on mobile?

Step 1. Open the Amazon Music mobile app.

Step 2. Tap the Gear icon in the upper right corner.

Step 3. Select Settings.

Step 4. Scroll to AUTOPLAY > Autoplay (Keep listening to similar tracks when your music ends). Toggle it to enable this feature.

Step 5. Now the Amazon Music will provide the endless listening for you when a song ends.

Part 3. How to Turn Off Autoplay on Amazon Music

On Amazon Music Unlimited, if you don't know about this Autoplay feature and is frustrated with the endless music or the tracks are not the ones you want, you can turn off Autoplay easily.

How to disable Amazon Music Autoplay on desktop?

Step 1. On the Amazon Music desktop app, click the Profile icon in the upper right corner.

Step 2. Select Settings from the drop-down menu.

Step 3. Under PLAYBACK you should see the Autoplay option and the toggle on the right. To not allow Amazon Music Autoplay similar songs for you, toggle "Autoplay" to turn it off.

Step 4. Now Amazon Music won't add similar songs to the queue. Just head to the on-demand contents on Music Unlimited.

How to disable Amazon Music Autoplay on mobile?

Step 1. Open the Amazon Music mobile app.

Step 2. Tap the Gear icon in the upper right corner > Settings.

Step 3. Under AUTOPLAY see the toggle that Music Unlimited provides to enable or disable this feature. To not allow Amazon Music Autoplay similar songs, toggle "Autoplay" to turn it off.

Step 4. Now head to the on-demand contents to play a song. Check if Amazon Music still play more songs when the current song ends.

Bonus Tip: How to Keep On-Demand Contents from Prime Music

It's been a while but we still want you know more about the change of the music service with the Prime membership. Prime members can now only shuffle the Amazon Music contents such as albums, playlists, artists and more in exchange of the full Amazon Music catalog for up to 100 million songs. If you wish to listen to on-demand contents on Amazon Music, you must find the All-Access Playlists that Amazon Music made for you based on how you interact with it, or you have to go Unlimited. But you must want a perfect solution.

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