Today (June 30), JAY-Z treated Tidal users to his brand new album 4:44. If you've been feeling left out on all of the lemonade Hov has been sipping, fret not. The album is expected to drop elsewhere soon.
According to Billboard, the album will make its way to Apple Music and iTunes next week following a short exclusive window on Tidal. It's unclear if the record will hit other streaming services just yet, but sit tight and avoid engaging in piracy because the album is coming.
Further, 4:44 will also receive a physical release. And if you're wondering where the previously previewed song "Adnis" went, Jay's long-time engineer Young Guru told fans that it would make it onto the physical release.
In a tweet, Guru said, "Guys calm down Adnis will be on the physical copies," adding, "If you guys act right I may slip a couple other songs on there.. shhh don't tell jay."
Watch the animated video for 4:44 cut "The Story of O.J." below.
Order the extended physical version of 4:44 from Umusic.
According to Billboard, the album will make its way to Apple Music and iTunes next week following a short exclusive window on Tidal. It's unclear if the record will hit other streaming services just yet, but sit tight and avoid engaging in piracy because the album is coming.
Further, 4:44 will also receive a physical release. And if you're wondering where the previously previewed song "Adnis" went, Jay's long-time engineer Young Guru told fans that it would make it onto the physical release.
In a tweet, Guru said, "Guys calm down Adnis will be on the physical copies," adding, "If you guys act right I may slip a couple other songs on there.. shhh don't tell jay."
Watch the animated video for 4:44 cut "The Story of O.J." below.
Order the extended physical version of 4:44 from Umusic.