Aaliyah's Estate on bringing singer's music to streaming services

[TaylorSwift 161,749]

Aaliyah fans will have to wait a little bit longer before the late R&B icon's full music catalog is available on streaming services.

The Aaliyah Estate took to social media on Jan. 16 - what would've been the late singer and actress' 42nd birthday -- to provide an update on when the world might have access to more of her music digitally.

While her debut album, Age Ain't Nothing But A Number, is available on major streaming services, the singer's estate has held back the majority of her remaining catalog, which includes her 1996 follow-up, One in a Million, and her 2001 self-titled album.

Aaliyah's music catalog has been under the purview of her uncle and founder of Blackground Records, Barry Hankerson.
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Aaliyah's Estate message:



now available is Aaliyah x Bumpboxx collab:

 

[Snorlax 6,366]

https://open.spotify.com/track/0ZTJrZ1axCUmP1fiFzyabF?si=UjLgv4P8RQ-nBQmDbxAHEw

Why is she on the Annabelle album tho

[LaLuna 12,732]

The way they made the album she did with R. Kelly available but not the others 

[Jewels n Drugs 4,629]

They say this every year

[TaylorSwift 161,749]

53 minutes ago, LaLuna said:

The way they made the album she did with R. Kelly available but not the others 

First album was recorded under Jive Records (subsidiary of Sony Music) and her last two albums were released under Blackground Records - owned by her uncle.

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