However, as they all ship on the album release day, it seems likely that they are just different packages for “Act 1”. Beyoncé’s website also featured pre-orders for four different box sets for the album, billed “Pose” 1-4, which included a CD, t-shirt, and box. Country isn’t new territory for the singer: “Daddy Lessons” from 2016’s “Lemonade” is heavily twangy and was even covered by The Chicks (then known as Dixie Chicks).įans have already gathered information that suggests the album will be 16 tracks, and the fact that it’s a multi-part release is evident from the face billing it as “Act 1”. It was unclear whether the country songs will be released as a separate album or as part of the first edition of “Renaissance”. Blige, D’Angelo, Stevie Wonder, John Legend and Andra Day, as well as his own excellent solo albums, and executive produced “A Seat at the Table,” which much acclaimed 2016 album by Beyoncé’s sister Solange. Also said to be involved is Raphael Saadiq, who has written hits for Mary J. sources say diversity The album will feature both dance and country tracks, the source says, with contributions from hit songwriter Ryan Tedder, who co-wrote her 2008 hit “Halo,” as well as hits for Adele, Taylor Swift, the Jonas Bros. The timing of this song may reflect a song unrelated to the holiday.īeyonce announced early Thursday that the long-awaited album will be released on July 29th. While some were expecting the singer to release a new song over the weekend or even on June 16th – which took place on Sunday and is now officially a public holiday – as she did two years ago with her last major single “Black Parade” did.
Yes, we’re bringing House back this summer. “Release your anger / Release your mind / Release time… Release the stress / Forget the rest,” the voice intones. PT was released on Tidal - yes, the streaming service owned by her husband Jay-Z - three hours early.ĭespite all the noise, it’s the Beyonce Jam Fan they’ve been waiting for: a driving dance track co-produced by the “Single Ladies” team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, with a spluttering, haunting hook, a hot one Beat and a nearly unintelligible, dancehall-like voice going in and out of the mix.
Beyonce just can’t take it easy: Just hours after she announced that “Break My Soul,” the lead single from her forthcoming seventh solo studio album Renaissance, would be released tonight at midnight ET / 9 p.m.
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