Beyoncé has quickly adapted to the digital age. Instead of ranting about streaming music services, he doesn't speak highly of them either, he's gotten used to exclusively launch their last two albums on this type of service. Three years ago, he released the album BEYONCÉ exclusively for iTunes, a 14-song album featuring Jay Z, Drake, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell Williams, Timbaland and several of his former Destiny's Child partners.
A week after its release, the album reached the rest of the streaming music services. also go on sale in physical format. The move did not turn out badly for the singer who managed to sell more than two million albums in the first two days.
To try to take advantage of the pull you got on iTunes, Beyoncé who is part of the streaming music platform Tidal, has just officially released, and like his last album, without any prior notice, his new album Lemonade, but this time he has used the streaming music platform Tial, as did his friend Kayne West with The Life of Pablo. Unlike Kanye West, Beyoncé has not made any kind of statement or prior announcement to try to foment controversy over these types of music services.
At the moment this new album is only available on Tidal but according to sources related to the production of the album, his arrival at Apple Music would be when he fell and it shouldn't take many hours. Although if Beyoncé chooses to make the same move as in her last album that premiered a week earlier on iTunes, it is likely that the new album will not arrive for another week, next Saturday, the day on which it will also reach the rest of the services. music streaming available in the market.
Eeeeeemmmm !! It's been available since last night at twelve. For € 17,99 on sale on iTunes. He launched it yesterday Sunday morning (from Saturday to Sunday), but as I said, it is already available.