The TIDAL X: Brooklyn charity concert goes down tonight (Oct. 17) at the Barclays Center and hear is the livestream.
Fat Joe and Jay Z are working together to personally bring relief to the victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
The Tidal X: Brooklyn Charity concert features a star-studded and eclectic line up including Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez and Cardi B
TIDAL announced that its 3rd annual TIDAL X: BROOKLYN benefit concert is going down October 17 in Brooklyn
Today (Sept. 5), Mercedes-Benz announced that it will be giving it customers one year of TIDAL Hi-Fi.
Last week, Tidal dropped the first part to Jay-Z’s in-depth interview with Rap Radar’s own Elliott Wilson and Brian ‘B.Dot’ Miller in which he talked about things like the references he made to Kanye West and Future on his latest album, 4:44, and the controversial line that got some people in the Jewish community up […]
Tyler, The Creator has plenty of reason to stunt of late with his fourth studio album, Scum F*ck Flower Boy enjoying a series of accolades. The rapper and producer hoped that the love for the album would translate into a #1 spot, but T is accusing Meek Mill and TIDAL of shifting the tide in […]
Jay-Z‘s visual roll out for his 13th studio album, 4:44, has been just as much part of the event as the actual music itself. Adding to the allure is the latest video footnote for the album’s opening track “Kill Jay Z” in where former Watch The Throne collaborator Kanye West catches a few strays.
There aren’t too many rappers that could afford to skip out on big payouts and still live a cozy life. Apparently, Jay-Z is missing out on an milli a week by not making 4:44 available on Spotify.
Jay-Z keeps dangling the visual carrots to those who have yet to sign up for TIDAL with yet another video from his 13th studio album, 4:44. The latest “short film” unleashed from the Brooklyn mogul’s latest is the controversial “Kill Jay Z” now made available exclusively to subscribers of the streaming service.
The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival is going down, right now. If you couldn’t make it out to BK this year, you can watch the livestream right here.
It seems Jay-Z is once again redefining how digital albums are released. 4:44 is now available on other streaming services outside of Tidal.
