“Album Out Now“. Three words that changed the year!

As Beyonce and Jay Z finished their second London date on the On The Run II tour, those three words flashed across the screen. The album that has been discussed for years is finally here, and it’s titled “Everything Is Love“. The album has 9 tracks, and lasts 38:17 minutes.

The album is a Tidal exclusive. On the cover it features Beyonce’s dancers, Jasmine Harper and Nicholas Stewart.

Oh but that’s not it! There is also a video for the lead single, “Apeshit“.

On top of that, they have a Tidal exclusive track titled, “Salud!”

Beyonce and Nicki were spotted weeks ago at Coachella, shooting scenes for their video, “Feelin Myself”, which is lifted off of Nicki’s latest album, The PinkPrint. Well the video is finally available, and where can you find it at? No other place than #Tidal. Click here to watch it.

“Pretty Hurts” was announced as the new single from the visual album “Beyoncé”. VEVO premiered the music video last Thursday, so make sure to watch it right below!

MTV.com released a behind the scenes video, click HERE to watch.

The visual album BEYONCE is available on iTunes, be sure to purchase it if you still haven’t.

VEVO Certified is an award, for fans and by the fans, celebrating music videos with over 100 MILLION views and Beyoncé has got another certified video!

Her music video for “Drunk In Love” starring Jay Z has just become officially VEVO Certified with 100 million views and counting. This is the first music video from the visual album “BEYONCÉ” to get certified by VEVO.

You gotta hand it to Beyoncé…her video ‘Drunk In Love’ starring her man Jay Z has just become officially #VEVOCertified! 100 million views ‘n counting, WOW! Keep ’em coming guuurl http://vevo.ly/9YiJhw

Congratulations, Bey!

Beyoncé’s official VEVO Youtube channel just uploaded the full “Partition” video. It seems like this is the third single from “BEYONCÉ”. Who’s excited about it? #BeyoncePartition is now Worldwide Trending Topic on twitter, because the Queen B is “the girl [we all] like!”. Watch it below:

Me and 40 work on projects and he normally hits me like, “Hey, I might need something for this.” I think at the time we were working on [Drake’s] Nothing Was the Same and then he came and said, “Yo, Beyoncé, we gotta do something.”

So then I had some ideas and he was like, “All right, that’s dope!” We had the idea, then we added some chords and we took it to the studio, Drake added some words to it and the rest is history. It was all done at Jungle City Studios, which is right in [New York City].

Initially, I didn’t really know where it was going to go. I didn’t know it was going to be for Beyoncé’s album. I figured it could have been one out of a hundred tracks she recorded or listened to. So I didn’t know it was going to be ‘that’ joint. I’ve been in the game for a little while so I’ve learned you can’t really expect anything. You usually have to wait until something happens. You can’t really have high expectations in this music industry.

I was just like, “If it happens, it happens.” Then of course it happened sort of out of the blue. I sort of knew when everyone else knew. So when everyone else found out [after Beyoncé did the surprise LP release], that’s when I found out. You have to treat it as business as usual. It’s definitely a boost because in this industry, it’s about relevancy. You’re as dope as your next record or album.

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Check out Beyoncé’s “Mine” (snippet):

Source: SOHH

Unless you’re asexual (or Keri Hilson), it’s impossible to hear Beyoncé’s “Rocket” and not feel an intense urge to invite your guy/gal/cutty buddy over to do the no-pants dance. And according to the song’s author, the song was written with that in mind.

Miguel, who penned Bey’s 2013 update to D’Angelo’s rhetorical classic “Untitled (How Does It Feel),” says he was challenged by Mrs. Carter to push the envelope with some of her most risqué lyrics yet.

“I’ll never forget the conversation I had with Beyoncé and her insisting that nothing was off-limits,” Miguel tells VIBE. “And me being like, ‘Oh yeah, you sure? Because I can really take it there.’”

And take it there he did. Once Miguel got the OK from Yonce, he came up with the song’s definitive opening line: “Let me sit this ass… on you.”
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