Aaliyah's full discography is coming to streaming services following recent estate battle
After rumbles between Aaliyah's estate and her uncle and former manager Barry Hankerson, the R&B icon's full catalogue will soon hit streaming services

Not one day after Aaliyah’s estate released a statement refuting the singer’s former label’s claims that her music would soon be available on streaming platforms or in the form of “unauthorized projects,” Blackground 2.0 has announced that the full Aaliyah catalog is hitting all streaming platforms, starting with her second album One In A Million on August 20. The move to finally release her music on streaming services is spearheaded by her uncle and former manager Barry Hankerson, who struck up a deal with EMPIRE.
This announcement comes after years of fans clamoring for Aaliyah’s discography to be available on streaming platforms. The singer died in a plane crash at the age of 22 on August 25, 2001, and as the 20th anniversary of her death approaches, discussion around streaming access began to swirl again.