Remember how Kanye West said that he wouldn’t be putting his new album on any other music service other than Tidal? Well, he’s had a change of heart as reports are going around that The Life Of Pablo WILL be hitting Spotity, Apple Music and various other services tomorrow.
According to websites such as re/code, it seems that singles from the The Life Of Pablo have begun popping up on Spotify and iTunes, which means that the album is probably no longer TIDAL exclusive.
There are, of course, benefits for Kanye West to move his album beyond TIDAL as it would allow the artist to start receiving payments for the streams of that the album generates as well as marketing support from his label. Seeing as West once tweeted that he is currently in 53 million dollars in debt, moving his album outside of TIDAL makes logical sense.
Of course, the version of The Life Of Pablo that Spotify and iTunes may be getting (we say may because its April Fools) might not even be the one that is hosted on TIDAL. According to Pitchfork, West has yet again made changes to his album, so it remains to be seen if the other the album will also be modified on Spotify and iTunes after the album is released there.
