Listen to Music
Browse and stream the music from Your Music Library with your Amazon Fire TV device, including songs
you purchased from the Digital Music Store, imported to Your Music Library, or Prime Music content added
to your Music Library. Use Voice Search to quickly find artists, albums, and songs in your library.
To stream Amazon Music, your Amazon Fire TV device must be authorized to your Amazon account. You
can have up to 10 devices authorized to your account, and each device can only be authorized to one
Amazon Music account at a time. To learn more, go to Authorize Your Device.
Note: If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can listen to Prime Music at no additional cost. Go to Listen to Prime
Music with an Amazon Fire TV Device on page 66 for more information. The Digital Music Store is currently not
available on Amazon Fire TV devices. However, you can stream music that you have already purchased or imported
from a computer or other device to Your Music Library.
1. From the Home screen, select Music.
2. Browse for music in the Recently Played list, or browse by Playlists, Artists, Albums, or Genres. Use
the alphabet above the music to browse quickly.
Tip: You can also use Voice Search to search your music. Press and hold the Voice button on the remote, and
then say an artist's name, album title, playlist title, or song title.
3. Select a playlist, artist, album, or song to start playing. Use the playback controls on the remote or in
the Fire TV Remote App to play, pause, forward, or rewind the music.
Tip:
• Exit to the Home screen at any time - the music will keep playing while you view photos or play games. You can
continue to use the playback controls on the remote.
• While browsing your music, press the Menu button on the remote to quickly return to the song that is currently
playing.
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