JAY-Z is celebrating his 50th birthday with a smart business move.
On Dec. 4, Spotify's Twitter account shared the news that JAY’s entire catalogue is back on Spotify.
JAY, who owns the streaming service Tidal, previously removed a majority of his albums, leaving behind Reasonable Doubt, In My Lifetime, Vol. 1, and Vol. 2…Hard Knock Life. He also allowed Spotify subscribers to stream Collision Course, his 2004 album with Linkin Park.
For Hov’s born day, you can head to Spotify and replay albums like The Black Album, American Gangster, and Watch the Throne.
It has not been reported how long Jay’s discography will be on Spotify, so enjoy it while you can.
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Also, in celebration of Hov's birthday, TIDAL is hosting a video stream featuring his music videos, interviews and more starting at 10am ET.
