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Part 2. Get Shazam Music - Alternative Ways

1. The music of New Line Cinema’s “Shazam!” was scored by Benjamin Wallfisch, the Golden Globe®, BAFTA®, 2x GRAMMY® and Emmy® nominated composer whose career spans over 75 feature films, recently including the critically acclaimed BLADE RUNNER: 2049.
2. Once a top downloaded mobile app, Shazam’s dominance has declined in recent years.
3. Listen to your favorite songs from Godspeed the Shazam by Shazam Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.
4. Shazam can now identify music and songs playing internally through headphones. The feature, called Pop-up Shazam, works with music playing.

Step 1: Connect to Your Subscription. On your mobile device, open the Shazam app and enter the Settings page ('Social Settings' on Android). Depending on your subscription, select either 'Connect to Rdio' or 'Connect to Spotify' and you'll be prompted to sign into your streaming music provider.

ShazamMusic App for Android

1. Install the ShazamMusic app on your Android device.

2. Select the songs from the library or get them in the Discover section.

3. Hit the songs you find and click the Share icon. Then tap on the ShazaMusic option.

4. Press on the Download button to save the songs in MP3 format. The songs from Shazam will be located in the device's internal storage.

Documents by Readdle App for iPhone

Firstly, please download YouTube and Documents by Readdle app on your iPhone. Next, do what the following guide suggests.

1. Open the Shazam app and select the song you want to download.

2. Run the YouTube app and find the song you want to download. You can play the song to see if it's the right song. Then hit the Share option and copy the link.

3. Launch the Documents by Readdle app. Press on the browser icon.

4. Reach the onlinevideoconverter.com. Paste the song's link and pick the output format. Click the Start icon to begin the conversion.

5. Hit the 'Download' > 'Done' button. The Shazam song will be saved on your iPhone.

Amazon released its much-awaited Fire phone this week, stepping into competitive waters with Apple and Google on the hardware side. At the same time, Amazon is stabbing into the music-identification space dominated by Shazam and SoundHound, each of which gives users quick song recognition and the ability to store “finds” in partner music services like Rdio and Spotify. Amazon’s most remarkable Fire phone feature is Firefly, which identifies music and much more.

We have written many times of the growing importance of music-ID apps to many millions of users. Amazon’s foray into that space is not the first time media companies have attempted to steal some thunder from Shazam and SoundHound. Music subscription service Rhapsody introduced its own platform-specific song-recognition feature called Track Match. Facebook has developed music-matching technology for its apps. Apple will put Shazam’s brain into Siri, the virtual assistant, in the next version of iOS, Apple’s mobile operating system.

Clearly, identifying songs is an important part of music discovery, and the more effortless it is, the better for consumers.

Shazam Amazon Music Store

Amazon is all about consumers. While becoming a device builder, Amazon has never lost its focus as a retailer — of both virtual merchandise (music, video) and physical goods (CDs, and nearly everything else under the sun).

The breadth of Amazon’s business, and the emphasis on transaction, apparently powered the company’s vision of Firefly. Firefly works similarly to Shazam and SoundHound insofar as it identifies music heard anywhere. One new dimension is that firefly can also identify video. Furthermore, Amazon claims that Firefly can recognize and identify objects, and match them to Amazon merchandise.

With all this, Firefly turns Fire phone into a kind of in-store scanner that works anywhere in the world, facilitating and streamlining purchases to an unprecedented extent. (Future users will have a better idea how well it works after the phone is released in July.)

On the music side, Amazon owns a direct connection to a gamut of music-listening and music-ownership formats that will probably be hooked into Firefly song matches. Amazon sells CDs, downloadable files, and Amazon Prime subscriptions which now include the Prime Music streaming service. Shazam and SoundHound both partner their way into indirect purchase revenue, while Amazon is building an ecosystem of direct linkage from its virtual media store into any location an Amazon customer can take a phone.

Shazam Mit Amazon Music

Competitively, and battle is for Amazon’s gigantic customer base, most of which uses Apple and Android mobile devices. That vast distribution platform is an important Shazam/SoundHound’s advantage.