Jay-Z’s latest album is no longer a Tidal exclusive.
Last week, Jay-Z recently released his latest studio album 4:44 as a Tidal exclusive. Brand new Tidal subscribers (those that didn’t sign up for an account before June 26th) weren’t offered access to the record. (It has since become available to all Tidal subscribers.)
Now, 4:44 has surfaced on iTunes and Apple Music.
It’s worth noting that the album has not surfaced on Spotify; all of Jay-Z’s albums disappeared from the service earlier this year.
A physical release of the album was confirmed by long-time Jay-Z engineer Young Guru, who also revealed that the track “Adnis” (previously teased in an trailer but left off the album’s digital release) would be included on the physical record.
Less than a week after its initial release, the RIAA announced that the album had gone platinum.
Last week, Jay-Z recently released his latest studio album 4:44 as a Tidal exclusive. Brand new Tidal subscribers (those that didn’t sign up for an account before June 26th) weren’t offered access to the record. (It has since become available to all Tidal subscribers.)
Now, 4:44 has surfaced on iTunes and Apple Music.
It’s worth noting that the album has not surfaced on Spotify; all of Jay-Z’s albums disappeared from the service earlier this year.
A physical release of the album was confirmed by long-time Jay-Z engineer Young Guru, who also revealed that the track “Adnis” (previously teased in an trailer but left off the album’s digital release) would be included on the physical record.
Less than a week after its initial release, the RIAA announced that the album had gone platinum.
