Beyonce RENAISSANCE Act 1 album: Release date, tracklist, artwork, Grace Jones, BEAM and Tems collaborations, BREAK MY SOUL single details and more

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Ben Affleck's younger brother Casey Affleck has revealed he will not attend Ben's wedding to Jennifer Lopez because he "fell asleep".MORE: Ben Affleck makes huge personal decision after wedding to Jennifer LopezCasey was pictured in Los Angeles on Saturday morning, thousands of miles from Georgia where Ben and Jen will say "I do" for the second time after legally marrying in July in Las Vegas.WATCH: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck marry in Las VegasBut when the paparazzi asked why he was not in Georgia, but instead on a Starbucks run, Casey simply replied: "Fell asleep".The videographer was clearly confused and in a video published by TMZ, was heard asking Casey for clarification before the actor got into his car and shut his door. Ben and Casey had been close growing up, and Ben was on hand several years ago to support Casey when he won his first Oscar.MORE: Jennifer Lopez makes heartfelt revelation about her blended family with Ben AffleckMORE: Jennifer Lopez gives rare glimpse into relationship with Ben Affleck as he makes surprise cameo in Halftime documentaryThe wedding on 20 August will see Ben and Jen marry in front of their blended family, including Jen's teenage twins Emme and Max whom she welcomed during her marriage to Marc Anthony.Ben shares three children with Alias actress Jennifer Garner, however, despite reportedly being invited to the nuptials, she will not be there.

Gary Busey has been charged with sexual offences relating to incidents at a New Jersey fan convention this month. The 78-year-old was charged on Friday with two counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact, one count of attempted criminal sexual contact and one count of harassment, Cherry Hill police said.

Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk II.The former world champion was almost unrecognisable from his featherweight days as he took in the undercard action in Saudi Arabia. He's rarely been in the public eye since his 2002 retirement but did appear in the promotional video for the fight to deliver the line "It’s all going down in Jeddah" in Arabic.

Conor McGregor vowed to "twist" Carl Froch's head off during the Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk II undercard.Froch was working as a pundit for Sky Sports's coverage of the Saudi Arabia event when unbeknownst to him, McGregor called him out on social media in one of his rather odd rants.The UFC star tweeted: "That froch tick little scrawny pencil neck I’ll grab his head and twist it clean off at a 1er with my bare hands. Little wally of a thing I’ll slap you around you little toffee nose toss pot."READ MORE: Naseem Hamed looks unrecognisable ringside at Anthony Joshua vs Usyk rematchIt didn't seem that former boxing world champion Froch had done anything to provoke the outburst.

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Beyoncé is the preacher, and her music is the gospel, then Renaissance is her Resurrection Sunday sermon. Her seventh studio album is not only a place for Beyoncé to breathe new life into the musical stylings of Donna Summer and Diana Ross, but an altar call to those who have forgotten who made house and disco music: Black queer and trans people. Lynnée Denise defines house music in Harper’s Bazaar as “joy, a rhythmic theory of escape, accentuated by what could be called fatal pleasure—the war on drugs and addiction, coupled with dangerous freedom marked by a lurking “big disease with a little name.”The album is a memoriam to Uncle Jonny, the singer’s late uncle.

Beyoncé releases her highly anticipated seventh studio album titled, Renaissance. It comes six years after the surprise release of Lemonade in 2016.

releasing her seventh studio album, Renaissance, Queen Bey will definitely be the only conversation that truly matters this weekend.For this highly anticipated album, Beyoncé says on her website, “Thank you to all of the pioneers who originate culture, to all of the fallen angels whose contributions have gone unrecognized for far too long. This is a celebration for you.” The 16-track album is an energetic body of work that explores the melodies of House, Disco, and Afro-Tech genres.

The seventh studio album from Beyoncé, one of the most highly anticipated releases of the year, arrives today. "Creating this album allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world," Beyoncé said in her album announcement.

housed-up first single “Break My Soul.”If anything, Beyoncé has been reborn as a gay black man — or even a trans woman — on “Renaissance,” embracing the sounds of the underground that those communities have fiercely used as a means of empowering club catharsis. In this way, it’s even more like her answer to Madonna’s “Erotica” than her surprise self-titled set was in 2013.After Beyoncé clears her throat with the eerie electro-soul of opener “I’m That Chick” — and, um, of course, she is! — the album really kicks into full effect with “Cozy,” on which the empowering lyrics of Destiny’s Child hits such as “Independent Women Pt.

, is finally out in the world—and with its myriad references to the rich history of disco and house music (and very steamy lyrics) expect it to be soundtracking dancefloors around the world all through the long, hot summer ahead.But eagle-eyed—or should we say eagle-eared—fans have already spotted a very different kind of reference among the and thumping electro beats. The album’s closing track, “Summer Renaissance,” also serves as a paean of sorts to Bey’s love for fashion, featuring shoutouts to some of her favorite brands, including , , , and . “So elegant and raunchy, this haute couture I’m flaunting,” she sings with delicious imperiousness over a sample of the rippling synth line from Donna Summer’s disco classic “I Feel Love.”Beyoncé being Beyoncé, however, she made sure we were aware she still has her finger on the fashion pulse, throwing in a nod to the beloved Black-owned brand , too.

Beyoncé's new album Renaissance has arrived. The project sports 16 tracks including its lead single "Break My Soul," a top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.

Beyoncé is officially available on all major streaming platforms.From her own label Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records, Renaissance arrives six years after the surprise release of Lemonade in 2016. Filled with several anthems that resonate with everyone, Beyoncé’s new album delves inside the mind of an artist who continues to push the envelope of creativity, and encourages unimaginable jubilation, agency, and movement with abandon.“Creating this album allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world,” says Beyoncé.

Beyoncé‘s forthcoming seventh album, ‘Renaissance’, ahead of its arrival tomorrow (July 29).Earlier this week, numerous country-specific branches of Sony Music announced ‘Club Renaissance’ listening parties in their regions, set to take place tonight (July 28) in the hours before Bey’s new album is released.Listening parties – access to which can be secured via a competition through the respective countries’ social media accounts – have so far been confirmed in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam and Ghent in Belgium.A post shared by Sony Music France (@sonymusicfrance)‘Renaissance’ will mark Beyoncé’s first solo album since 2016’s ‘Lemonade’, and seventh overall. The album has been previewed with just one single – last month’s ‘Break My Soul’.

Dry Cleaning have today unveiled a new single, ‘Anna Calls From The Arctic’ – check it out below.Dry Cleaning recently headlined the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall as part of Meltdown, airing new single ‘Don’t Press Me’ as part of their set. The song was the first taster of their upcoming second album ‘Stumpwork’, which will arrive on October 21 and follow their 2021 debut album ‘New Long Leg’.That latter record entered the UK charts at Number Four and landed on many album of the year lists.Now, the next single from the upcoming project has been shared and you can listen to it here.Speaking about the new track, the band said: “The lyrics were partly inspired by phone calls with a friend who was living and working in the Arctic.“The song developed from a keyboard, bass and clarinet jam.

Fans of pop superstar Beyoncé are counting down the days and hours until she drops her much-anticipated seventh solo studio album, titledRenaissance.And while the new record, which is six years in the making, is set to be released on Friday, July 29, a list of collaborators has already been made public.One of the artists who worked alongside the Queen Bey on one of the songs may surprise some of her most loyal fans: Grace Jones, as reported by The Mirror. Didn't see that coming! Grace Jones, 74, is featured on Beyoncé's new studio album, Renaissance, despite calling her and other female pop artists out for trying to 'be like me.'Beyoncé was among the female artists who were called out in Grace Jones' autobiographyThe 74-year-old Slave To The Rhythm singer, model and actress is featured on a track called Move.Her inclusion on the album may be a bit of a head-scratcher considering she Jamaican-born star had some critical words to say about a bevy of female pop stars, including Beyoncé, who have had wildly successful careers in music.

Beyoncé has shared new a capella and instrumental versions of her recent single ‘Break My Soul’ – you can listen to both below.The original track is the first taste of the singer’s seventh studio album ‘RENAISSANCE’, which comes out next Friday (July 29). This week, Bey’s revealed the full tracklist and composer credits for the record.Today (July 22), the pop star has released both a capella and instrumental takes on ‘Break My Soul’. Tune in here:Released last month, Beyoncé’s dance-influenced comeback tune samples the songs ‘Show Me Love’ by Robin S and ‘Explode’ by Big Freedia.

Beyoncé has today (July 22) shared a video showing more details of her cover art for her upcoming new album, ‘RENAISSANCE’.The video, which was shared on Instagram, was soundtracked by her recent single ‘Break My Soul’ and showed the album’s internal sleeves and alternative cover art.Check it out here:A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce)Yesterday (July 21), the official composer credits for Beyoncé‘s upcoming seventh album were also revealed.As Uproxx noted, the full list of contributors on the record can be seen by viewing the page source of its listing on Apple Music. The information was also shared on the Twitter fansite @BeyLegion.The acts listed include Nile Rodgers (on ‘Cuff It’), Pharrell Williams and Skrillex (both on ‘Energy’), Drake (‘Heated’), A.G.

Beyoncé‘s upcoming seventh album ‘RENAISSANCE’ have been revealed.As Uproxx notes, the full list of contributors on the record can be seen by viewing the page source of its listing on Apple Music. The information was also shared on the Twitter fansite @BeyLegion.The acts listed include Nile Rodgers (on ‘Cuff It’), Pharrell Williams and Skrillex (both on ‘Energy’), Drake (‘Heated’), A.G. Cook (‘All Up In Your Mind’) and BloodPop (‘All Up In Your Mind’ and ‘Pure/Honey’).Additionally, Beyoncé’s husband Jay-Z is credited as S.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBeyonce has revealed the credits for her forthcoming seventh full-length solo album “Renaissance,” and they’re every bit as star-studded and envelope-pushing as you’d expect, a mixture of household names like Drake, Jay-Z and Pharrell, veteran hitmakers like The-Dream, Raphael Saadiq, Hit Boy, Mike Dean and Nova Wave, and some unknowns who are having their first entries on Genius.com.Based on the songwriting credits revealed in Apple Music — with a few typos — collaborators include:Drake, on the song “Heated,” Jay-Z, with credits on three songs, Pharrell Williams, likely in collaboration with his Neptunes partner Chad Hugo (the name “Chad” appears at the end of the credits for song “Energy”), Nigerian singer Tems, Solange/ D’Angelo collaborator Raphael Saadiq, R&B chanteuse Sabrina Claudio, Longtime Beyonce collaborator The-Dream (“Single Ladies,” “Who Run the World (Girls)”) on multiple songs, Longtime Jay-Z/ Kanye West collaborator No I.D., Songwriting/production duo Nova Wav (Denisia “Blu June” Andrews and Brittany “@Chi_Coney” Coney), PC Records founder and Charli XCX collaborator A. G.