Jay-Z’s three bonus tracks from his 2017 album “4:44” become available on all major streaming services, according to outlets including Rolling Stone and Billboard. The release marks the end of the tracks’ prior streaming exclusivity on Tidal, which had limited access to the songs for a period after the album’s original release. The newly broadened lineup includes collaborations featuring James Blake and Blue Ivy Carter, Jay-Z’s daughter. Billboard describes the timing as linked to the album’s ninth anniversary, while Rolling Stone also highlights that the three songs had previously been available only via Tidal. Other details about the tracks’ titles and release format are not stated in the provided coverage. The articles agree that the change is specifically about streaming availability, expanding access beyond the earlier platform restriction. The album remains the same, with the update focused on bonus content reaching a wider audience across streaming platforms.
Jay-Z makes ‘4:44’ bonus tracks available on all major streaming services
Jay-Z’s three bonus tracks from his 2017 album “4:44” become available on all major streaming services, according to outlets including Rolling Stone and Billboard. The release marks the end of the tra...
- Jay-Z’s “4:44” bonus tracks are now available on all major streaming services.
- The bonus songs were previously exclusive to Tidal.
- The set includes a collaboration with James Blake.
- Blue Ivy Carter appears on one or more of the bonus tracks.
- The update aligns with the ninth anniversary of “4:44.”
The songs featuring his daughter Blue Ivy and James Blake were previously exclusive to Tidal.
1 month agoThe three songs — including collaborations with James Blake and Blue Ivy Carter — were previously only on Tidal
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