TIDAL has confirmed that Jay-Z’s new album “4:44” will be released on June 30, 2017.
Many fans had speculated that the iconic rapper was set to release a new project following his recent trip to Jamaica, where he reportedly collaborated on new music with Reggae superstar Damion Marley.
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Speculations of a new album became rife after Marley told Billboard that the track was not intended for his upcoming “Stony Hill” album, but rather a unspecified project for the Roc Nation CEO.
The rumours were further fueled by the mysterious appearance of several “4:44” TIDAL billboard ads in the New York area.
The project was finally confirmed earlier this week after the streaming service Tweeted a 30 second teaser of the album’s singles “Adnis,” which reportedly pays homage to the rapper’s late biological father Adnis Reeves.
According to sources, the project should be released on June 30, 2017, and will be available to all Sprint customers following a reported multi-million dollar deal with the mobile service provider.
