Then I have other smaller playlists or sometimes just like to go listen to Zep or Floyd or Yo-Yo Ma or some other stuff - so that adds up too. So that $500, that's 50 months of Tidal at 9.99 a month so four years. Then I'd have to download them to each of my 3 main devices. Currently I have my main playlist which is about 400 songs, that would cost me over $500 if I bought and paid for each track. It's $1.29 for a single track on Amazon from a band I like, Young the Giant. I could just buy the tracks individually, but it's still not worth it. If I find a track I like, odds are I may find one more on the album that's ok or good too, if that. I am quite picky with music so there are very few albums I would find worth buying anyway. I've read some mixed things about Amazon households potentially being able to switch accounts but haven't found anything using the Family music plan account within households.ĭoes anyone do this with their family successfully? Thanks! The basement Echo would need to switch from my wife's account to the kid's account. Meanwhile, the kids go down to the basement to play and want to use one of their accounts on the basement Echo to play their music. With the family plan, is it possible to easily switch accounts on an Echo device? For example, my wife is playing music with her account on the Echo in the basement, but then moves to the kitchen and wants to use her music account on the Echo show in the kitchen. What I'd like to know is we have Echo devices in many common areas to play music. Multiple people want to play music at the same time and can't with one account. Between my wife, myself, and multiple kids, one account isn't cutting it anymore. I'm thinking of upgrading my Amazon music subscription to the family plan.

I've been Googling this and can't seem to find a concrete answer.

Amazon music family plan price