#Blackground records store download#
her songs have notoriously never been available to download or stream, except for her 1994 album "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number." But, now - 20 years after Aaliyah tragically died in a plane crash - her music finally will be available for fans to enjoy. The iconic Blackground Records now Blackground Records 2.0 announces a new partnership with EMPIRE, the leading independent label, distributor, and publisher, to release Blackground’s storied catalogue to streaming services worldwide. The record features production from a variety of. In September, the late singer's self-titled album will be released to streaming, followed by "I Care 4 U" and the "Ultimate Aaliyah" compilation albums in October. One In A Million is the sophomore album by Aaliyah was first released in 1996 by Blackground Records. though physical vinyl and CD pre-orders, as well as digital pre-orders and pre-saves, are available now on Blackground's site. Vinyl Record 30th Anniversary, Deluxe Edition on Limited Edition, Colored Vinyl, includes Bonus 7' AMAT 1928 32.98. Originally released in 2001 by Blackground Records, the album debuted at number two on. The catalog will be released in near chronological order, starting with Aaliyah's "One in a Million" album on August 20. LINKS SIGN UPS FOR RECORD STORE DAY FOR SAN JOSE ARE CLOSED. August 27: Timbaland & Magoo’s Welcome To Our World, Indecent Proposal, and Under Construction. August 20: Aaliyah’s One In A Million a lbum. along with catalog material from Timbaland & Magoo, Tank, Toni Braxton and JoJo. Blackground Records 2.0 2021 Release Timeline. Obviously I'm focusing on the LPs but if others have thoughts or ordered the CD's or cassettes open to hearing your opinion.Aaliyah fans who've been waiting years to be able to listen to her music on digital streaming platforms, are about to get it.Īccording to Blackground Records - which owns the late singer's masters and is rebranding as Blackground Records 2.0 - it's partnering with the independent label EMPIRE to bring her songs to streaming services worldwide. Originally released in 2001 by Blackground Records, the album debuted at number two on the Billboard. I've collected several of her 12" singles in place of any affordable options. Everybodys Records - Record Store Day April 2019. If pressed halfway decent and actually get released, these LPs would be a dream come true. One $12 charge for priority shipping on 4 LPs that will be released incrementally. $25 for LP's that most certainly have to be pressed as 2LP with the number of songs on them. $25 for pre-orders that won't ship until 2022. There's a few others in the label catalog I'd be interested too if the pressings aren't bad.Īlso the whole site seems kind of sketchy. I also assume they'll be available in retail stores but also an assumption based on what will likely be significant demand. I'd hate for them to 'sell out' which could happen in theory although I assume they'd press more if demand is there, which I'm sure is high.
Here's a fairly comprehensive summary of her unique situation and why her music has basically stalled since that late 90's, not appearing on streaming or even the CD's being reissued.Īaliyah Is Coming to Spotify, but Don’t Celebrate Yetįor $25 a pop I'll probably pre-order a couple. I'm really excited about the prospect of owning them so not buying them in protest of issues they're not really explaining isn't super logical. Honestly I'm sort of on the fence given the family's reaction but also don't really understand what they're upset about as it seems it's simply they were left out of the decision.
Anyone bite on these Aaliyah reissues yet?
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