It looks like the Prince estate isn’t trying to let Jay Z cook. Not only is it curving Hov’s offer to buy Prince’s catalog of unreleased music, it’s also contending that TIDAL streamed the artist’s music without permission.
Jay Z dropped/shared a new TIDAL playlist that will have old-school/classic Hip-Hop music fans nodding along in appreciation. Titled “Brick Phone,” Hova compiled classics fro Big Daddy Kane, Boogie Down Productions, Slick Rick, The D.O.C., Ice Cube and more.
If you’re still complaining about rappers not speaking out about social issues, you’re listening to the wrong ones.
Jimmy Iovine needs you to know that he doesn’t want Jay Z’s TIDAL music streaming service.
2016 has been a big year for Jay Z‘s Tidal streaming service. Which may be good news as it looks to bounce back from a reported $28 million loss in 2015.
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Can’t make it to the Made In America festival this weekend. TIDAL has you covered. You can watch the festival from your couch.
Lil Wayne is rolling out all the stops for his latest installment of the annual Lil Weezyana Fest in his native New Orleans today at 7:30PM central time. Joining the Young Money boss is 2 Chainz, Yo Gotti, Mystikal, Migos and other special guests on the grand stage.
Kid Cudi has never been one to shy away from expressing his disdain for the music industry, despite the several connections he’s built over the years. The Cleveland rapper and actor blasted former G.O.O.D. Music boss and colleague Kanye West for his recent tweets demanding that Apple Music should buy Tidal from Jay Z.
Did Kanye West just spill the tea about those Apple to buy TIDAL rumors? Yeezy took to Twitter to vent about an alleged “d*cking swinging contest” between Apple and Jay Z’s music streaming service.
Jay Z and his wife, Beyoncé, have been incredibly woke of late in the wake of the police officer-involved shooting deaths of several Black men last week. The Brooklyn rap legend showed more of his political and cultural awareness by posting a “Songs for Survival” playlist on TIDAL over the weekend.
TIDAL has another suitor, allegedly. Reportedly Apple is looking to acquire Jay Z’s streaming services which counts J. Cole, Rihanna and Kanye West among its “owners.”
The best stories usually come directly from the source. Jay Z dropped a documentary to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of his seminal debut album, Reasonable Doubt.
