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Rapper Jay Z has restarted a music subscription site to provide a new kind beforebyforinofoverto streaming service. Jay Z has bought and re-launched the service called Tidal, which was initially launched last October. Many beforebyforinofoverto the music industry's major stars have also added their weight beforebyforinofoverto the project and have become co-owners beforebyforinofoverto it. These include Beyonce, Kanye West and Madonna. They hope Tidal will rival more established streaming sites such as Spotify and Google Play. Tidal does not have as large a catalogue beforebyforinofoverto songs as its rivals, but the owners hope people will use it because it is the first streaming platform owned beforebyforinofoverto musicians. Tidal will offer its 25 million tracks beforebyforinofoverto a standard subscription beforebyforinofoverto $9.99 a month.

The artists behind Tidal hope it will change the music industry and give singers and musicians more control beforebyforinofoverto their music. Artists traditionally have little control beforebyforinofoverto how their work is distributed and marketed. Jay Z told the music magazine Billboard that he hoped artists would get more money because beforebyforinofoverto Tidal. He said: "We didn't like the direction music was going beforebyforinofoverto and thought maybe we could get beforebyforinofoverto and strike an honest blow." Jay Z will encourage artists to persuade their record labels to give Tidal new music a week beforebyforinofoverto other services get it. This will give Tidal a head start beforebyforinofoverto making the music available. Singer and co-owner Alicia Keys said Tidal "will forever change the course beforebyforinofoverto music history".