Beyoncé's 'Lemonade' Hits Streaming Services For the First Time in Three Years
Including a demo of “Sorry” as a bonus track.
Beyoncé’s sixth studio album Lemonade celebrates its third anniversary today and, for the first time in history, is available to stream on Spotify and Apple Music. This wide release follows the premiere of her Netflix documentary Homecoming and its accompanying live soundtrack less than a week ago.
Originally dropped as a TIDAL exclusive in 2016, Lemonade features a roster of influential guest artists like Kendrick Lamar on “Freedom,” James Blake on “Forward,” The Weeknd on “6 Inch” and Jack White on “Don’t Hurt Yourself.” The record was nominated for nine Grammys in 2017—winning Best Urban Contemporary Album and Best Music Video—and has been cited as influences by the likes of Frank Ocean, Florence + the Machine and Snoop Dogg.
Stream Beyoncé’s Lemonade on Spotify and Apple Music below.
In related news, Queen B has reportedly signed a $60 million USD deal with Netflix.
