Jay-Z will largely stay on Tidal as long as Tidal exists. They just don't know, and the rights-holders don't usually give a reason. Ive def listened to his monk album on Spotify before, maybe a temporary/regional rights thing. cannot give any explanation as to why something has been removed. The sources went on to state that Kanye wants to avoid what happened with TIDAL, which was limited access before being available on other competitor sites such as Spotify, Apple Music and Google Play. They don't have to give any explanation and they have the ability to do this themselves, via a fully automated process, without involving anyone at Spotify. Maybe that's because you don't want your users to know the awful truth, which is that rights-holders can at anytime request that any of their content (it could be a whole album, it could be an individual track) be removed. Q-Tip spoke to Billboard about the Rock Hall nomination, new school artists such as Megan Thee Stallion and Cordae, and his thoughts on Spotifys dilemma with Joe Rogan. Later in a 2012 article, MTV, noted that although Sean Paul appeared in the Baby Boy video, which was directed by Jake Nava, he and the pop queen were filmed separately.
Variety will have more on the situation as it develops.Rorey, I don't think your post or Sam's adequately explains why previously available tracks disappear. In an earlier live performance, Beyoncé had gyrated on an unassuming Sean Paul to cheers from a pleased crowd, perhaps triggering Jay-Z’s jealousy. Thus, it seems possible that a formal takedown order was not sent to Universal and Hear/ Concord.
#What happened to jay z albums on spotify free#
We appear to be moving into an era where by and large, albums will be available on all the services, with the occasional week-long single-service promotional exclusive, and the new option to keep big new albums off Spotify’s free tier for up to two weeks after their. In 2017, the dust is starting to settle on the question of how ‘exclusives’ will work on music-streaming services.
But the fact that some of Mitchell’s albums have been removed - but not others - is curious. It’s a hard knock life (if you’re a Jay Z fan on Spotify) Tags: Artists Exclusives Jay-Z Spotify Tidal. A Spotify spokesperson told Pitchfork in a statement, 'Jay Zs Blueprint albums have not been available on any streaming service except Tidal for a few months now. The albums in question also are not widely considered to be among her classic work, like legendary titles as “Ladies of the Canyon,” “Blue,” “Court and Spark,” “The Hissing of Summer Lawns” and “Hejira,” so their presence on Spotify may be flying below the radar (which is not to say that Joni Mitchell has ever released a bad album).Īlbums by fellow Spotify-deserters Nils Lofgren, Graham Nash and today’s defectors, Stephen Stills and David Crosby, remain on the service, but they may still be in the midst of the removal process. 35 Votes) Reasonable Doubt and the Blueprint albums are also no longer available via Apple Music, iTunes, and Amazons digital music store. The issue apparently is not with Universal, which removed its Neil Young albums from Spotify within a few days of his request, and as noted, they do not hold the copyright on the latter two albums. What’s going on? Reps for Mitchell’s management, Universal and Warner all declined or did not respond to Variety‘s multiple requests for comment, but unlike Young’s situation with Warner, Mitchell is listed as the copyright holder on some of her albums remaining on the service, which in addition to “Wild Things” include 1985’s “Dog Eat Dog,” 1988’s “Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm,” 1991’s “Night Ride Home” and her most recent studio album, 2007’s “Shine.” While Universal’s David Geffen Company is listed as the copyright holder on the first three of those albums, she is listed in that role on the latter two, with the first distributed by Universal and “Shine” licensed to Hear Music, a joint venture between Starbucks and Concord Music.
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