Sprint, a new shareholder in Tidal, is offering the album as part of a free trial Tidal subscription for Sprint customers. But if you don’t already have Tidal, you still might not be able to stream it. This means you can’t stream it on Spotify or Apple Music.

The bad news is that it’s going to be hard to listen to the album (unless you, uh, do something illicit.) It’s a Tidal exclusive, which makes a certain amount of sense since Jay-Z owns the beleaguered streaming service. In one track, Jay-Z fires a shot at Kanye West, while other lines are being read as an apology to Beyoncé because of his alleged infidelity. Early buzz seems to suggest that it’s good but not necessarily great. The 10-track album, his first in four years, features Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, The-Dream, and Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. But, since nobody has Tidal, you might have a harder time streaming 4:44. If you want to hear the new LP (perhaps to listen for any lyrics that could potentially be responses to Lemonade), then you’re going to need Tidal. Beyoncé’s husband, Jay-Z, released a new album, 4:44, on Friday.

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