Contributed by Taylor Ardrey
On April 23, 2016 Beyonce made lemons into Lemonade with her sixth studio album. Three years later, Beyonce made her album available on all streaming services, including Apple Music and Spotify.
Following its initial release, Lemonade was only available on Jay-Z’s streaming service TIDAL. Since 2016, TIDAL has been the hub for all things from The Carters. It has been the platform for exclusive releases including their 2018 joint album “Everything Is Love” which was available on other streaming services two days later.
The re-release of the album includes a demo version of one of the album’s hit single, “Sorry.” Fans seem to be receptive to the new song.
WAIT why is this Sorry demo attacking me like this pic.twitter.com/fCKztEfVkP
— Allie (@Fergyonce) April 23, 2019
The "Sorry" demo is so strong on its own. It's so airy and moody, compared to the brazen bite of the final version. In conclusion, I love Beyoncé.
— Sydney Noel (@sydneynoels) April 23, 2019
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The relaunch of Lemonade follows the release of her Netflix documentary “Homecoming” which became available on Netflix on April 17. The film was accompanied by a live album which was an audio version of the documentary. Fans were raving over Beyonce’s cover of “Before I Let Go” by Frank Beverly. The song inspired a dance challenge called #BeforeILetGoChallenge in which Beyonce reposts her favorite videos on IG.
