Amazon has restructured its music streaming service in India with the launch of Amazon Music Unlimited, a premium subscription that will significantly alter the benefits for Prime members. Effective July 2, Prime subscribers will no longer enjoy ad-free music streaming or offline downloads, as these features will now be part of the new Music Unlimited service. This change introduces a tiered system comprising Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Music for Prime members, and Amazon Music Free. While Prime members will still have access to the basic music service, they will encounter advertisements and lose offline download capabilities unless they upgrade to Music Unlimited. The new service boasts access to over 100 million songs and supports high-resolution audio formats, including Spatial Audio. Pricing for Music Unlimited is set at ₹99 per month for Prime members, while non-Prime users will pay ₹119 per month. To incentivize users, Amazon is offering a six-month free trial for Prime subscribers, alongside a three-month free trial for non-Prime customers.