Jay-Z is trying to position his high-fidelity streaming service Tidal as a platform where he and his artist comrades can deliver exclusive music at a premium price. The Internet has other plans. A new music video, which debuted as a Tidal exclusive
Tidal has come under criticism for its $20-a-month price tag – double the $9.99 its rivals charge – with many seeing the platform as just a way for wealthy musicians to get richer. In answer to his critics, the rapper highlighted that people bought
Tidal power has been touted for decades as a potential source of electricity, but aside from a few installations around the world it has not gained much traction. There are just a handful of tidal power plants in existence – including one near
• Who watched the Billboard Music Awards last night? (Yeah, me neither.) Apparently, Taylor Swift's budding relationship with Calvin Highest Paid DJ in the World Harris was on full display before she debuted the video for "Bad Blood"—a promotional
(AllHipHop News) The Roc was in the building during Jay Z's exclusive B-Sides concert for Tidal. The NYC emcee was joined on stage by his former Roc-A-Fella Records team of Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek, and Freeway.