Beyonce New Album? Singer Dropping Collaboration With Adele & More On April Fool's Day? [PHOTO]
They're both considered the ultimate queens of the music scene these days—but did Beyonce and Adele really collaborate on a song for Bey's rumored new album?
What appears to be an official leaked press release from Parkwood Entertainment has gone viral on Twitter and is sparking rumors that Bey's album will be titled Formation, after her hit debut single which dropped back in January. The release states that the album will be available exclusively on Tidal, her husband Jay Z's music streaming app, on April 1st, with a full release on April 8th.
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However, the track list and number of artists reportedly featured on the tracks is what really could set tongues wagging about the album.
Not only is Adele written in as having collaborated with Beyonce on a song titled "Lemonade Taste" (which, if it exists, is likely to break all Internet music streaming services with downloads), but Beyonce reportedly also collaborated with Jay-Z on a song titled "Get Away Ride From Hell," Frank Ocean on "F.R.E.E," Nicki Minaj on "Power," Kanye West on "Rock Till Dawn," and Mariah Carey on "Women of the World."
However, it is unclear if the release is really something that can be taken seriously. Not only is the release date of April 1st suspect because the date also marks April Fools' Day, but there has been other conflicting information floated over Beyonce's album.
Other titles have been floated as B6, and no specific date for the album's release has been announced, though her Formation Tour is supposed to kick off in Miami on April 27.
In addition, artists whose names aren't on the press release have also hinted that they may have collaborated with her on the album over the past year, including D.R.A.M., Future and Sia.
However, the secrecy around the album and the fact that so many different titles, dates and collaborative artists have been floated around could all be decoys to try and allow for Beyonce to cause an uproar by dropping the album as a surprise—much like she did back in December of 2013, when she dropped Beyonce online without any previous word.
Only tomorrow will be able to tell if this album will in fact drop—or of this is just a cruel joke that is circulating to fool her fans.
