Comeback Jay Z Ke Spotify

Rapper Jay Z (The Verge)

JAKARTA - Jay Z has just celebrated his 50th birthday today, December 4th. Apart from being celebrated by fans, Jay Z did something unexpected on his birthday. Starting today, all of JayZ's works can be accessed on the music streaming application, Spotify.

This announcement surprised fans, because previously Jay Z did not want his work to enter into other music streaming applications. This happened after he had a music streaming service called TIDAL. He left several works on Spotify, one of which was a duet album with the Linkin Park band entitled Collision Course.

Jay Z's return to Spotify convinced some fans that TIDAL suffered a loss so Jay Z chose to return to Spotify, following in the footsteps of his wife, Beyonce, who had already returned to Spotify in April. Now, fans can play Jay-Z's albums such as Watch the Throne, Magna Carta… Holy Grail, and his last album, 4:44.

Not to be left behind, Spotify as a service provider gave birthday and welcome wishes to rapper Jay Z via a tweet on Twitter. Spotify wrote: “Happy birthday, Hov. Welcome back to Spotify. " After two years of withdrawing his work, Jay Z can now be listened to via Spotify.

Happy birthday, Hov 🎁Welcome back to Spotify.https: //t.co/exr5QGgwCK pic.twitter.com/t7l4H5zn6E

- Spotify (@Spotify) December 4, 2019

Previously, Jay Z announced he was pulling Spotify because he also owned TIDAL, a music streaming service in 2015. Purchased for $ 56 million, Jay Z promised a high-quality music listening experience for subscribers. He also teased rival companies such as Google, Apple, and Spotify, in 2015 for paying musicians less royalties than they deserved.

Competition for music streaming services is getting more and more when technology develops. All of them offer something different than their competitors. Exclusive content and pre-saves are the mainstay of music streaming services to reach loyal customers. However, back to the music listeners who choose their own way.