It's Official: Jay Z's New Album '4:44' Will Be Released on June 30
It's official.
On June 30, Jay Z will release his brand new album 4:44. The project will be made available exclusively on Jay's own TIDAL platform in conjunction with Sprint, who owns a 33% of the streaming company.
4:44 is the 13th solo album release of Jay Z's career and the first since 2013's 2x Platinum certified Magna Carta... Holy Grail.
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Sprint confirmed the album and its release date in a tweet on Sunday (June 18) evening:
A 30-second preview of "Adnis," which Jay Z raps is a "letter to my dad," Adnis Reeves, can be heard in the accompanying film's trailer—starring Mahershala Ali and Danny Glover—which is currently available on, you guessed it, TIDAL.
If you weren't excited before, how about now?
