Jay-Z kept us waiting for this one and when he released his self titled 4:44 Album, it was like he gave birth to an extended version of his Can I Live collaboration with Memphis Bleek and his Regrets Song collectively in the 10 tracks included on the new album. The musicality is there and his need to educate the upcoming Rappers like Nice Gunz, YE, Stick Up, Great White Stylez and so many more (who are trying to find their place amid the madness of the Music Business) ...

Regardless to whether or not you agree, Jay Z's inclusion as the spearhead of Tidal is paramount because his legacy is already established and he is, as he refers to himself, a business man!

The proof? I casually picked up Future Music Magazine from the periodicals section at Barnes & Nobles and there was yet another blast about Tidal (the streaming service) the sound quality and the visual impact of the music streamed through the service which cost about $10-$2...