JAY-Z Shares '4:44' Bonus Tracks, Featuring Collaborations With James Blake And Blue Ivy @ARTISTdirect




Mon, 31 Jul 2017 11:40:09







JAY-Z Shares '4:44' Bonus Tracks, Featuring Collaborations With James Blake And Blue Ivy -





JAY-Z dropped his 14th chart-topping album 4:44 only a few weeks ago, but ever since its release rumors regarding a trio of bonus tracks have been swirling. Now those songs are finally available to stream.

One of the tracks, "Adnis", we'd already heard via a music video featuring Oscar winner Mahershala Ali and Lupita Nyong'o. The song also appeared in the first trailer for 4:44, long before anyone new it was the next JAY-Z album.



In addition to Adins, Hov dropped his collaboration with James Blake, called "MaNyfaCedGod" and "Blue's Freestyle / We Family", which features the rap debut of Beyonce and Shawn Carter's five-year old daughter Blue Ivy Carter. All are now available to stream via TIDAL.



James Blake has been making a habit of collaborating with a variety of the world's biggest rappers. Most recently he worked with Vince Staples on his Prima Donna EP. In the past he has worked with Chance the Rapper, Frank Ocean, and Beyonce.



Hopefully Blake will make some appearances on JAY-Z's fall tour, which starts October 27th in Anaheim, California. The concert series will crisscross North America before coming to a conclusion on December 21st in Los Angeles, California.



4:44 debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and was atop the chart last week as well. However, with new efforts from Lana Del Rey, Meek Mill, and Tyler, the Creator released, it seems unlikely he will remain atop the chart.







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—The ARTISTdirect Staff
07.31.17








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