Amazon Music (/ˈæməzɒn ˈmjuːzɪk/) is an American music streaming and media service launched on 25 September 2007 by Amazon, founded by Jeff Bezos as part of the company’s broader digital ecosystem. As of March 2025, it remains a significant contender in the music streaming industry, serving millions of monthly active users, with a mix of free, ad-supported listeners and premium subscribers. Amazon Music is operated by Amazon.com, Inc., headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and is known for its integration with Alexa devices.
Chromatica Promotional Videos[]
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Voice is All You Need featuring "Rain On Me"[]
- Main article: Rain On Me
The "A Voice Is All You Need" promo for Rain On Me by Lady Gaga, featuring Ariana Grande, was part of Amazon Music's marketing campaign to highlight the song's release on May 22, 2020. This campaign emphasized the ease of accessing music through voice commands with Alexa, aligning with the tagline "A Voice Is All You Need."
Switched on Pop Podcast[]
"Switched on Pop" is a podcast on Amazon Music hosted by musicologist Nate Sloan and songwriter Charlie Harding. It analyzes pop music, breaking down hits’ technical and cultural elements in an accessible way. Produced by Vulture and Vox Media.
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Removal of Do What U Want[]
In January of 2019, Lady Gaga removed her 2013 single “Do What U Want,” featuring R. Kelly, from the streaming platform. The action followed the “Surviving R. Kelly” docuseries, which reignited public outrage over Kelly’s alleged sexual misconduct. Originally part of ARTPOP, the song’s withdrawal coincided with Gaga’s public apology for the collaboration, rooted in her identity as a sexual assault survivor and her commitment to aligning her music with her principles.
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