[KORDEI]

Originally posted by Shelter

Why do people think she is going to release a joint album and then a solo one?

Detail basically came right out and said it at the GRAMMYs and The Dream did an interview where he said "who knows? one person might be doing an album with another person" ...something along those lines Why are you worried? I'm sure all the songs won't sound like what is being described. Remember what she said about Bow Down? She was angry and she wanted to let it out but it's not something she'll be doing all the time bc that's now who she is. chill

Originally posted by 22 Two's

She will address the elevator, the pregnancy rumors (she didn't even adresa them yet), the divorce rumors....etc..

She addressed the pregnancy rumors in the Bow Down performances and the elevator in Flawless. She's probably gonna drag the media for that divorce mess.

[Shelter]

Originally posted by PrettyHurts

It's been said the joint album will be mostly separate songs from both of them

I know that, but some seem to think she will do 2 albums.

[22 Two's]

Lemme subscribe to Tidal right now... I feel like its a matter of hours now

[Lose My Breath]

Originally posted by MrBeyonceFan

Her albums always take a turn when she's working it.

I think it's finished

[DrownedWorld]

I'm pretty curious about the direction this album will take. Do we know of any producers/writers yet besides this Boots character?

It feels like 4 was a summation of all her past influences, with 70s/80s r&b as well as some 90s flavor. Thyen Beyonce was a step into the future with her experimenting. IASF was also smack dab in the middle with her solidifying her place in contemporary r&b/hip hop/pop. B6 could go anywhere. I kinda hope after her past few years of total success/media omnipresence she stops caring about sales at all and does something truly wild and experimental. It seems like we've gotten hints of that with her learning to play the piano, revisiting rapping on Feelin Myself and eschewing traditional melody/chorus structure with 7/11.

It might not be a huge success like she's always gotten but she could definitely solidify her credibility as an artist and not just a good singer. She has nothing to lose. I'm here for her doing something really avant garde and non-conforming like David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy.

Plus if it's a Tidal exclusive she could probably save face in front of any "flop" claims

[22 Two's]

There's always one month between the reviewing meetings and the release. I believe its ready for June.

[Shelter]

Originally posted by YeaBey4ever

Detail basically came right out and said it at the GRAMMYs and The Dream did an interview where he said "who knows? one person might be doing an album with another person" ...something along those lines Why are you worried? I'm sure all the songs won't sound like what is being described. Remember what she said about Bow Down? She was angry and she wanted to let it out but it's not something she'll be doing all the time bc that's now who she is. chill


She addressed the pregnancy rumors in the Bow Down performances and the elevator in Flawless. She's probably gonna drag the media for that divorce mess.

I skip Bow Down, if it's more like that she can keep it.



I ain't on about Flawless though.

[Lose My Breath]

Originally posted by DrownedWorld

I'm pretty curious about the direction this album will take. Do we know of any producers/writers yet besides this Boots character?

It feels like 4 was a summation of all her past influences, with 70s/80s r&b as well as some 90s flavor. Thyen Beyonce was a step into the future with her experimenting. IASF was also smack dab in the middle with her solidifying her place in contemporary r&b/hip hop/pop. B6 could go anywhere. I kinda hope after her past few years of total success/media omnipresence she stops caring about sales at all and does something truly wild and experimental. It seems like we've gotten hints of that with her learning to play the piano, revisiting rapping on Feelin Myself and eschewing traditional melody/chorus structure with 7/11.

It might not be a huge success like she's always gotten but she could definitely solidify her credibility as an artist and not just a good singer. She has nothing to lose. I'm here for her doing something really avant garde and non-conforming like David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy.

Plus if it's a Tidal exclusive she could probably save face in front of any "flop" claims

This Boots character? Do you know he worked on most of the tracks on BEYONCE?

[MrBeyonceFan]

Originally posted by Lose My Breath

I think it's finished

The joint ?

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I just thought of something, what if the joint is the soundtrack for "RUN" ?

[KORDEI]

Originally posted by Shelter

I skip Bow Down, if it's more like that she can keep it.



I ain't on about Flawless though.

[22 Two's]

Originally posted by DrownedWorld

I'm pretty curious about the direction this album will take. Do we know of any producers/writers yet besides this Boots character?

It feels like 4 was a summation of all her past influences, with 70s/80s r&b as well as some 90s flavor. Thyen Beyonce was a step into the future with her experimenting. IASF was also smack dab in the middle with her solidifying her place in contemporary r&b/hip hop/pop. B6 could go anywhere. I kinda hope after her past few years of total success/media omnipresence she stops caring about sales at all and does something truly wild and experimental. It seems like we've gotten hints of that with her learning to play the piano, revisiting rapping on Feelin Myself and eschewing traditional melody/chorus structure with 7/11.

It might not be a huge success like she's always gotten but she could definitely solidify her credibility as an artist and not just a good singer. She has nothing to lose. I'm here for her doing something really avant garde and non-conforming like David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy.

Plus if it's a Tidal exclusive she could probably save face in front of any "flop" claims

IASF solidified her name in pop. Bday did it for r&b/soul/hip hop. DIL was her coming out from DC. It also made clear that she wasn't,a,basic rnb girl. She had 3 genres fusions on the album that were singles btw and all saw success. She has been solidifying her name since 2003. Each album has its function in her legacy. Its incredible

[Ressti]

Originally posted by DrownedWorld

I'm pretty curious about the direction this album will take. Do we know of any producers/writers yet besides this Boots character?

It feels like 4 was a summation of all her past influences, with 70s/80s r&b as well as some 90s flavor. Thyen Beyonce was a step into the future with her experimenting. IASF was also smack dab in the middle with her solidifying her place in contemporary r&b/hip hop/pop. B6 could go anywhere. I kinda hope after her past few years of total success/media omnipresence she stops caring about sales at all and does something truly wild and experimental. It seems like we've gotten hints of that with her learning to play the piano, revisiting rapping on Feelin Myself and eschewing traditional melody/chorus structure with 7/11.

It might not be a huge success like she's always gotten but she could definitely solidify her credibility as an artist and not just a good singer. She has nothing to lose. I'm here for her doing something really avant garde and non-conforming like David Bowie's Berlin Trilogy.

Yas!

But that's not happening with Jay Z as co-executive producer.

[Shaliydah88]

This will be interesting.

[DrownedWorld]

Originally posted by Lose My Breath

This Boots character? Do you know he worked on most of the tracks on BEYONCE?

Oh I know that. I'm only saying "this character" because he seems pretty mysterious + I can't seem to attach a certain sound to his name like I can with other producers. Either way I'm excited

[QueenBeyoncé]

Originally posted by bey0nce

Ok, cool, but still, why is Jay even involved. Leave, do your own music. It's been 2.5 years since MCHG, stop leeching

!!! He is so whack.

[Lose My Breath]

Originally posted by Ressti

Yas!

But that's not happening with Jay Z as co-executive producer.

You should know that Bey does what she wants

He BTW is usually present at many of her recording sessions and album meetings

[Superpower]

Originally posted by 22 Two's

I tried to tell y'all, Yvette has an account here. Pretty sure she's Lose My Breath.

[DrownedWorld]

Originally posted by 22 Two's

IASF solidified her name in pop. Bday did it for r&b/soul/hip hop. DIL was her coming out from DC. It also made clear that she wasn't,a,basic rnb girl. She had 3 genres fusions on the album that were singles btw and all saw success. She has been solidifying her name since 2003. Each album has its function in her legacy. Its incredible

I must agree, it is pretty impressive how she keeps strategically building and building upon it like that

Originally posted by Ressti

Yas!

But that's not happening with Jay Z as co-executive producer.

unfortunately

[22 Two's]

I'm here for a Wendy dedicated song

[Ressti]

Originally posted by Lose My Breath

You should know that Bey does what she wants

He BTW is usually present at many of her recording sessions and album meetings

I'm not worried about Bey's input (though I hope she doesn't bother with any Pretty Hurts of Best Thing I Never Had type songs), but if this is a joint album, she's gonna be a part of the whole package.