Three years ago, Beyoncé shook the music industry with an unexpected album, Lemonade. The visual album wasn’t just the best effort of 2016, it propagated the concept of a surprise release and completely altered the expectations for a pop record. And ever since, the music has only been available to stream on Tidal, the company co-owned by Bey and her bae, JAY-Z.
Well, get in formation, because that’s about to change.
As of April 23rd, the three-year anniversary of its thunderbolt debut, Lemonade has made its way to Spotify and Apple Music. It marks the first time Beyoncé’s entire catalog has been available on all major streaming services.
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The news follows Beyoncé’s latest surprise release, the Homecoming live album. Like Lemonade before it, Homecoming came with an accompanying visual film, this time a Netflix documentary chronicling Bey’s 2018 Coachella headlining performance. (It seems Spotify and Apple won’t be streaming the Lemonade movie, by the way, which premiered on HBO and is still a Tidal exclusive.)
You can pick up Lemonade and other Beyoncé releases on vinyl here.