Have you ever been in a mood where you only want to listen to a certain singer? We definitely have. From picking out our favorite songs from our top artists’ albums to tracking down a “best of” ...

A subset of Amazon Music consumers in the US will find the Maestro icon on their home screen. The icon will also pop up whenever they press the plus button to create a new playlist. Now, they can ...

Listening to music is the thing I do most with my Amazon Echo. But creating playlists takes time and I don't always think of every song I want to include right away. Fortunately, you no longer have to ...

Amazon Music has reportedly rolled out the beta version of its AI-generated playlist feature, Maestro, just days after Spotify recently unveiled a similar AI feature. Both AI-powered music curators ...

Maestro is the third such feature to be unveiled by a streaming company in the last month after similar announcements by Spotify and Soundtrack Your Brand. By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer Amazon ...

Amazon Music has just launched new AI-powered weekly playlists based on the "preferences and mood" of listeners. This just means it scrapes what you've already been listening to and extrapolates ...

Amazon Music is joining Spotify in starting to offer a generative AI-powered playlist feature. For now, Maestro is available in beta to a small number of Amazon Music users in the US on iOS and ...

On Amazon's two-hour playlist, versions of iconic hits like “Don’t Worry Be Happy” and “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” mingle with bright originals by groups including Blitzen Trapper and Baio. John ...

Williams contributed a version of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" to an exclusive Amazon playlist Ever since her Grammy-winning fifth album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, introduced her to ...

Amazon is answering the country music industry's prayers: it's launching a country playlist targeted at the rest of the world. By Isaac Weeks Amazon is answering the country music industry’s prayers: ...

is a former senior reviewer who worked at The Verge from 2011 until May 2025. His coverage areas included audio, home theater, smartphones, and more. Amazon Music is gaining a few new Alexa-powered ...