5 Things You Missed In 2016 Because You Got Rid Of Your TIDAL Subscription

This is a big one. Prince was notoriously litigious during his lifetime, but seemed happy to hand TIDAL the exclusive streaming rights to his music. In a statement announcing the 2015 album HITNRUN, Prince said, "After one meeting, it was obvious that Jay Z and the team he has assembled at TIDAL recognize and applaud the effort that real musicians put in2 their craft 2 achieve the very best they can at this pivotal time in the music industry." However, Prince's estate is currently suing TIDAL for copyright infringement, and claims the service is illegally hosting the artist's back catalogue. So, who knows how long you'll be able to stream everything by the Purple One on TIDAL?

An in-depth, behind-the-scenes film about the mafioso-rap classic Reasonable Doubt, Jigga's first and arguably best album.

TIDAL has shared full-length performances from YG and Jay Z, as well as festivals like TIDAL X, Made In America, and Ty Dolla $ign's Dolla Day. Sometimes the service has even lowered the paywall so non-subscribers can watch, but to view them again you'll need to sign up.

In January 2016, Terius Nash a.k.a. The-Dream released Genesis, a visual album. Like Lemonade, which was released three months later (also a TIDAL exclusive, but for a short time), the 10-track affair is loaded with symbolism that's begging to be parsed and just as much accessible R&B-pop.

21 Savage is currently performing on the HiHorsed Tour with Young Thug, and this new episodic new documentary series follows the Atlanta rapper as he works through his current momentum. Watch him perform and goof off with his friends backstage, then read his FADER cover story.