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Albums: This is a scrolling list of your albums with the album cover to the left, the name of the album in white text, and the number of songs on the album.Artists: This is a scrolling list of all the artists in your Music library along with the number of albums and songs from that artist.The neat thing, though, is when you create a playlist in your Cloud library, it is available in the Amazon Cloud Player for the Web. Playlists: Playlists on your Fire are just like playlists on every other media player.Under the main navigation are the four different sections of your music library: Music in your Device library can be listened to whether or not you’re connected to the Internet. Don’t forget that you must have an Internet connection to listen to any music from your Cloud library.
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