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Beyoncé may be required to remove her music from her husband's streaming service.
According to Bloomberg, Jay Z is yet to reach a music licencing agreement with Sony, the coporation which owns much of his wife's catalogue.

The article further asserts that when the Roc Nation boss bought Tidal's Norwegian parent company Aspiro, he renegotiated streaming contracts of the three major record companies: Universal, Warner, and Sony.

Jay Z then scored a fast deal with Universal, which distributes the music of some of artists within Jay Z's own record label Roc Nation; while a source claimed he has recently just agreed to a streaming rights deal with Warner.

Sony though, is asking for 'huge advances' for permission to stream its artists' music - which includes all five of Beyonce's studio albums.

Bloomberg claims that Jay Z may have been counting on an investment deal with US mobile giant Sprint to cover these costs.

The rap mogul held extensive talks with its parent company, Japanese venture capital firm SoftBank, at the time of his Aspiro deal.

A subsequent story in the New York Post claimed that Sprint and SoftBank had purchased a minority stake in Tidal in a deal that valued the streaming company at about $250 million, almost five times what Jay Z had paid for it just a month earlier.

But immediately afterward Sprint issued a statement saying the two were 'working together in...Read more