Three hours before the announced release time of her new single, Beyonce surprisingly released “Break My Soul”, the first single from her upcoming seventh solo studio album “Renaissance”, and they are fans of Bey Jam. what they were waiting for: a driving dance. theme co-produced by the “Single Ladies” team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, with an insistent hook, a warm rhythm and regular exhortations by Big Freedia:
“Release your anger, release your mind / Release your work, release time / Release your trade, Release stress / Release love, Forget the rest.”
There are also Jay-Z, Adam Pigott (also known as BlaqNmilD, who has worked with Drake, Quavo, Megan Thee Stallion and many others), Freddie Ross, also known as Big Freedia, and the screenwriters of Robin S’s hit of 1993 “Show Me Love”. ”, Which is highlighted in the song.
For his part, Bey is in message with both his return and the album’s theme song: the title is reversed by saying “You won’t break my soul” and a statement of intent below:
“I’m going to let my hair fall out because I’ve lost my mind. Bey is back and I’m sleeping very well at night. The queen is in front and Dom is behind me. They don’t hit me, but the whole clique broke up.”
It’s full of nice lines for the dance floor like, “Motivation / I’m looking for a new base / I’m in this new vibe / I’m building my own base” and a repeated exhortation from “Everyone”.
In an apparent light for major streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music, the song initially appeared only on Tidal, the streaming service co-owned by Beyonce’s husband, Jay-Z, three hours before the announced release time of midnight ET, and Vevo. / YouTube an hour or so later. Beyonce has a history of this: her 2016 album “Lemonade” was only available on Tidal for three years, a move that probably cost her millions in streaming copyright.
Beyoncé announced early on Thursday that the long-awaited album will arrive on July 29th. Sources tell Variety that the album will include both dance and country songs, according to the source, with contributions from successful composer Ryan Tedder, who co-wrote it. The 2008 hit “Halo” as well as hits for Adele, Taylor Swift, the Jonas Bros. and his own group, OneRepublic. Raphael Saadiq, who has created hits for Mary J. Blige, D’Angelo, Stevie Wonder, John Legend and Andra Day, is also said to be involved, as well as his excellent solo albums and “A Seat at the Table “produced by the executive. ”, The highly acclaimed 2016 album by Beyoncé’s sister, Solange.
It was unclear whether the country songs would appear as a separate album or as part of the first edition of “Renaissance”. Country is not new ground for the singer: “Daddy Lessons”, from “Lemonade” from 2016, has a lot of vibration and was even covered by the Chicks (then known as the Dixie Chicks).
Fans have already discovered information suggesting that the album will contain 16 songs, and the fact that it is a multi-part release is clearly presented as “Act 1”. Beyoncé’s website also included pre-orders of four different sets for the album, billed “Pose” 1-4 and including a CD, a t-shirt, and a box. However, since they are all shipped on the day of the album’s release, it seems likely that they are just different packages for “Act 1”.
The singer sounded the alarm that something was coming earlier this month, when she deleted her accounts on social media, which, as proof of the lack of profile pictures, have not yet been repopulated from all.
In fact, Beyoncé has released four albums since her successful 2016 release “Lemonade”, although none of them are Beyoncé’s full solo album: in 2018, she left “Everything Is Love”, a team with her husband Jay-Z under the name The Carters. ; in April 2019, she released “Homecoming”, an album of her 2018 main entertaining performance at Coachella, for which she was accompanied by a full band (which was also released as a Netflix special as part of a $ 60 million deal, and that summer followed with “The Lion King: The Gift,” an accompanying album from the Disney movie that included several new songs from it, with contributions by Kendrick Lamar, Donald Glover and others, as well as songs with 070 Shake, Tierra Whack and African artists such as Burna Boy, Mr. Eazi, Tiwa Savage and others, a deluxe edition of this album with three additional tracks was released a year later.
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