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Beyoncé’s Lemonade Album Now Available For Streaming on Apple Music & Spotify
Exactly three years ago on this day (April 23), Beyoncé stopped their world with her sixth studio album, Lemonade.
From addressing the infidelity in her marriage with Jay-Z to the issues with her father Matthew Knowles, the songstress has gone through many trials and tribulations privately and decided to share it with the rest of the world after undergoing a much-needed healing process.
Releasing the 13-track album with a 65-minute film to accompany it, Lemonade was released exclusively on Tidal with features from Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Jack White, and James Blake. The album has since sold 2.5 million copies worldwide and earned the “Formation” triple-threat Grammys for Best Urban Contemporary Album and Best Music Video.
Today, Lemonade is now available on Apple Music and Spotify. In celebration of the album now on the aforementioned platforms, Beyonce released the original demo for her hit single, “Sorry” containing new lyrics:
“You’ve been running game on the wrong one / I’m running so fast for the long run / Running out the back door / We truly could have been / Living young, wild, and free.”
The release of Lemonade comes one week after Beyonce’s Homecoming documentary film hit Netflix, along with the release of a live album to accompany the film of her legendary Coachella performance.
Stream Lemonade below.
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Back in March, Lil Durk released his fifth studio album, 7220.
Named after his grandmother’s address, the project debuted at no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was supported by the singles “What Happened to Virgil” featuring Gunna, “Broadway Girls” with Morgan Wallen and “Petty Too” featuring Future. Durk followed up with “7220 Reloaded,” adding “Computer Murderers” as the album’s opener. Three months later, the Chicago native returns with 7220 Deluxe.
Treating fans with 13 tracks, the project features a brand new list of songs with contributions from Moneybagg Yo, EST Gee, Doodie Lo, Ella Mai and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
Stream below.
7220 (Deluxe) Tracklist
1. “So What”
2. “Huuuuh”
3. “Hear It Back” feat. Moneybagg Yo
4. “Selling Lashes”
5. “Burglars & Murderes” feat. EST Gee
6. “Risky”
7. “Did S**t to Me” feat. Doodie Lo
8. “Smurk Outta Here”
9. “IYKYK” feat. Ella Mai and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie
10. “Unhappy Father’s Day”
11. “Expedite this Letter”
12. “Two Hours from Atlanta”
13. “Hearing Sirens”
14. “Computer Murderers
With his album BREEZY scheduled to drop this Friday, June 24, Chris Brown keeps the campaign going and drops the official video to the album’s second single, Normani stars in Chris Brown’s “WE (Warm Embrace).”
Directed by Arrad, the visual features a beautiful intimate dance sequence by the two artists at the Invisible House in Joshua Tree, Calif.
Watch the visual above and be sure to catch Chris Brown on his upcoming “One of Them Ones Tour” with Lil Baby kicks off July 15 in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Last week, Beyonce caused a frenzy on social media as she began to hint at the release of her next studio album dubbed by fans as ‘B7.’
Ushering a new era with what we now know as the album to be ‘ACT I: Renassaince,’ Beyonce begins her campaign for the project with the album’s lead single, “Break My Soul.” Produced by The Dream, the record is track no. 6 on the forthcoming effort which finds Beyonce tapping into house music and delivering sound we haven’t heard from Bey in quite some time
Stream via Tidal here or below.
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