Apple Music is Coming to Echo Devices This Holiday Season

If you’re an Apple Music subscriber who also lives in an Echo household, then you’ve likely been irritated by the lack of compatibility between the two. Be annoyed no more, dear music lover, Apple Music is coming to Echo.

Announced today on its Day One blog, Amazon said that Apple Music is coming to Echo devices “this holiday season,” which means we should see it within the next few weeks. Alexa users will be able to request artists, albums, songs, or playlists directly from Apple Music, as well as the “expert-made” radio stations.

Apple Music support brings Echo devices closer to rounding out all the big names when it comes to music streaming—Prime Music, Music Unlimited, Pandora, Deezer, TuneIn, Spotify, and iHeartRadio are all currently available.

 via Amazon

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