Amazon Music

Amazon Music is the official client for the music streaming service from Amazon for Mac. With it, you can listen to hundreds of thousands of songs, as long as you have a Prime account. If you also pay for an unlimited subscription, you can access over 70 million songs, including tons of new releases.

To use Amazon Music, you'll need to sign in with your Amazon account. After that, you can start listening to all the music you want directly on your Mac desktop. You can listen to individual songs, play entire albums, or if you feel like it, enjoy radio stations and custom playlists. You can also download any song to your hard drive to listen to it later on without an internet connection.

The setup options in Amazon Music give you some pretty interesting choices. First, you can select the quality that you want for listening and downloading music; by default this is set to the max, but you can reduce it if you've got a bad internet connection. Secondly, you can use the normalization feature that will make all the songs play at the same volume level. This will prevent some songs from sounding louder than others, so you don't have to waste time and effort turning the volume up and down manually.

Amazon Music is a must-have program for anyone who already uses this service, like Spotify is for any users who pays the monthly fee. This desktop client for Mac also has a simple and elegant interface and best of all, it doesn't use too much CPU.