1. “Pretty Hurts” 2. “Haunted” 3. “Drunk in Love” feat. Jay-Z 4. “Blow” 5. “No Angel” (listed as Angel in the physical version) 6. “Partition” 7. “Jealous” 8. “Rocket” 9. “Mine” feat. Drake 10. “XO” 11. “*** Flawless” feat. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 12. “Superpower” 13. “Heaven” 14. “Blue” feat. Blue Ivy 1. “Pretty Hurts” 2. “Ghost” 3. “Haunted’ 4. “Drunk in Love” feat. Jay-Z 5. “Blow” 6. “No Angel” (listed as Angel in the physical version) 7. “Yonce” 8. “Partition” 9. “Jealous” 10. “Rocket” 11. “Mine” feat. Drake 12. “XO” 13. “*** Flawless” feat. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 14. “Superpower” 15. “Heaven” 16. “Blue” feat. Blue Ivy 17. Bonus video: “Grown Woman” “I SEE MUSIC, I DON’T JUST HEAR IT” Beyoncé The fifth solo studio album from Beyoncé is now available worldwide. The self-titled set is the artist’s first visual album. BEYONCÉ is infused with 14 new songs and 17 visually stunning, provocative videos shot around the world from Houston to New York City to Paris, and Sydney to Rio de Janeiro, all before the album’s release. “I see music,” says Beyoncé about her decision to create a visual album. “It’s more than just what I hear. When I’m connected to something, I immediately see a visual or a series of images that are tied to a feeling or an emotion, a memory from my childhood, thoughts about life, my dreams or my fantasies. And they’re all connected to the music.” That the album is available on the day the world is learning about its release is an unprecedented strategic move by the artist to deliver music and visual content directly to her fans when she wants to and how she wants to, with no filter. This unique approach allows music fans to be the first to listen, view, engage and form their own opinions void of any middleman. In the age of social media and an insatiable appetite for direct communication, this is the answer to the question asked over and over again, when is Beyoncé’s next album coming? “ I didn’t want to release my music the way I’ve done it,” she states. “I am bored with that. I feel like I am able to speak directly to my fans. There’s so much that gets between the music, the artist and the fans. I felt like I didn’t want anybody to give the message when my record is coming out. I just want this to come out when it’s ready and from me to my fans.” Stripped of gimmicks, teasers and marketing campaigns, this project is truly about art before hype
