Millions of Sky TV owners are getting a huge free upgrade overnight – check your box

SKY distributes a surprise upgrade to customers.

It’s available to anyone with Sky Q, Sky Glass or Sky Stream.

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You can now download and use Amazon Music.

A free version is available, or you can pay for an upgraded membership.

To find it, just press the microphone button on your remote and say “Amazon Music”.

You can also find it in the apps bar.

Amazon Music is a competitor to other streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music.

It contains more than 100 million songs so you can turn your TV into a real music machine.

“Fans can enjoy a huge selection of brilliant music and playlists on their TV alongside the best selection of shows, films and fitness content,” said Sky Product Chief Fraser Stirling.

There are three different tiers of Amazon Music that you can use.

The first is the basic level, which is completely free.

This way you can choose from a selection of the best playlists on Amazon Music.

That means you can’t select specific songs or albums.

It’s also ad-supported, so your music will occasionally be interrupted.

The second is the Prime tier, which is a free add-on for anyone with a standard Amazon Prime membership.

This gives you access to over 100 million ad-free songs in shuffle mode.

And you can also play all-access playlists.

Finally, you can upgrade to Amazon Music Unlimited for £8.99 per month.

This gives you access to the library of 100 million songs when you need it.

This allows you to play specific songs and albums.

And it’s completely ad-free, so your listening won’t be interrupted.

The updated version of Sky with the Amazon Music app is available today.

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