Jay-Z has dropped his new album 4:44. You will know this, because presumably you are a sentient being with access to the internet. What you may not know, however, is what the album is about, since it's streaming exclusively via Tidal—and if you hadn't already maxed out your extra email addresses on free trials for Lemonade you may need to fire up a brand-new gmail account soon.So, whether you commit to Tidal, have been subscribed for ages or are just scared you'll forget that one-month free window and send up signed up to a third premium streaming service by mistake, here's some information to consider:
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- It is ten tracks (unlike half of y'all's albums in recent years that've placed quality over quantity);
- It features Frank motherfucking Ocean and Damian Marley as well as Beyoncé, Blue Ivy (!), and Jay's mother Gloria Carter (!!!);
- The entire thing is produced by No ID;
- It includes an honest-to-god reference to the Al Sharpton selfie on a track about the old and new guards of rap relating to each other.