Beyonce Lemonade album available to buy on iTunes, but yet to hit Spotify
Previously, you could only hear the album through Tidal
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Your support makes all the difference.On Saturday night (or early Sunday morning for us Brits) Beyoncé finally released the much anticipated follow up to her self-titled 2013 record, Lemonade.
Unfortunately for Spotify and Apple Music subscribers, the record is currently only available to stream via Tidal, as is the visual companion, but the album has been made purchasable through iTunes, here (or here in the US). The visual companion is also available. In the UK store, the album costs £13.99 and comes with the film.
Lemonade features numerous lyrics that fans believe are aimed at husband Jay-Z, while the video - which debuted on HBO - has numerous cameos, including Serena Williams and daughter Blue Ivy.
Lemonade full track listing as follows:
1. Pray You Catch Me
2. Hold Up
3. Don't Hurt Yourself ft. Jack White
4. Sorry
5. 6 Inch ft. The Weeknd
6. Daddy Lessons
7. Love Drought
8. Sandcastles
9. Forward ft. James Blake
10. Freedom ft. Kendrick Lamar
11. All Night
12. Formation
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