Jay-Z's album "4:44," released Thursday, is available now as an exclusive release on his streaming service, Tidal, but it may be coming to other services sooner than expected.
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Here's how you can stream Jay-Z's new album, '4:44'
Jay-Z's new album, "4:44," is available now as a Tidal exclusive, but it may be coming to other services sooner than expected.
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Sources have told Variety that the album will be available on Apple Music and most likely for sale on the iTunes store after a week of exclusivity on Tidal.
Another source told the publication that the album would be available on all major streaming services.
A one-week exclusivity window would come as a relief for Jay fans who were angered by the head-scratching news that only Sprint customers or people who subscribed to Tidal before the album's release would be able to stream the album, as a part of Tidal's $200 million deal with Sprint.
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It appears, then, that the length of the "exclusive period" mentioned in the Tidal/Sprint disclaimer could be much shorter than Jay's many disgruntled fans anticipated.
For now, Tidal and Sprint members can stream "4:44" below, and until July 1 at midnight ET, anyone can hear the album on iHeartRadio stations:
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