Why does Amazon music keep stopping on Alexa

When you hear Amazon, the first thing that comes to mind is online shopping. There are loads of items to buy on Amazon like the latest gadgets, books, groceries, and just about anything you can think about. Then comes Amazon Music.

Amazon introduced Amazon Music to offer its users a reliable music streaming service. You can find thousands upon thousands of songs, podcasts episodes, and playlists that will keep you entertained for hours or days. Amazon Prime members enjoy the music streaming app without the extra charge as it is part of their membership benefits. If you want more, you can subscribe to Amazon Music Unlimited or Amazon Music HD for an even better listening experience.

With Amazon Music, you can take advantage of offline listening, where you can download songs to play at any time, anywhere even without an Internet connection. You also have unlimited skips and Alexa to make things easier for you.

Still, glitches and errors can happen even to those as big as Amazon Music. You may experience your Amazon Music mobile app keeps crashing, stopping, unresponsive or wont open at all. Users constantly complains that the the music streaming app is not working or not playing on Android phone and Apples iPhone iOS devices.

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Troubleshooting Amazon Music App Not Working or Crashing Problems on iPhone or Android

If your Amazon Music app is not working or not playing anything on your Android or iOS smartphone, dont fret! You can always do something to fix the problem without waiting for Amazon to resolve it. The first thing you need to do is to restart the music streaming app on your device. Exit your Amazon Music app and relaunch it after a few seconds.

If that does not work to fix the issue, try following these other solutions we have listed below.

Restart your Device

It may not be an issue with the Amazon Music app but with your mobile device. A quick reboot can help refresh your connection and processes. Exit all running apps on your device and turn it off. Wait for at least 1 minute before turning it back on. Now, try to relaunch Amazon Music and see if it works.

Clear Amazon Music App Cache

A corrupted cache file may be causing the error on your Amazon Music app. Sometimes, too much cache data can also trigger the crash problem. You may want to clear your app cache.

• Launch the Settings menu of your Android device.
• Go to Apps.
• Look for Amazon Music. If you cannot find it, tap More Apps.
• Select Storage.
• Tap Clear Cache.
• Tap Clear Data.
• For iOS devices, you will need to uninstall and reinstall the app.

Reinstall Amazon Music App

If you already reinstalled your Amazon Music App on your iOS device, Android users can try following it if clearing the cache does not do the work to fix the error. First, uninstall your Amazon Music app. Then, go to the App Store for iOS or the Google Play Store for Android, search, download, and install a fresh version of the Amazon Music app.

Did any of the solutions above fixed the error on your Amazon Music app? Which one did? You can let us know by writing to us in the comments below.

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