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Beyonce Is Working on New Music — and a Netflix Special!

Beyoncé has one busy summer ahead of her! While the singer is gearing up for the July 19 release of Disney's The Lion King remake, in which she voices Nala, she has two other projects in the pipeline, multiple sources confirm exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Beyoncé, 37, does not have a full album on the way, according to one source, but she has recorded a "couple of new tracks [for] a deluxe album filled with old songs."

What's more? The 23-time Grammy winner is also working with Netflix on a documentary, which a second insider tells Us "will be tied to her Coachella 2018 performance" with additional footage.

The new music will be the first solo material that Beyoncé has dropped since her surprise 2016 visual album, Lemonade. In 2018, she and husband Jay-Z released their long-awaited joint album, Everything Is Love, in the midst of their coheadlining On the Run II stadium tour.

[Ulysses]

Not a full album??? What the fuck she been doin??

[BAPHOMET.]

When i see that she's the size she was after the Formation tour I'll be excited about a solo era. 

Also this article makes no sense. She's always working on music and had been recording since she gave birth and before that

[Opposites Attract.]

I wouldn't be mad at a Greatest Hits album before the next album because I know it's probably to get out of her record deal because I know damn well she ain't re-releasing no old ass album. 

[ton]

She didn't record no 4 songs and call it a day

Isn't she like always in the studio

[Vonc2002]

This girl done

[Sinpool]

This is so inspiring.

[RAY7]

Nhhhgbbbb
so a deluxe edition of Lemonade and she's putting Beychella on Netflix 
great 

[BAPHOMET.]

Nhhhgbbbb
so a deluxe edition of Lemonade and she's putting Beychella on Netflix
great

kgkkgigig

[Hiroshimoto]

Not a full album??? What the fuck she been doin??

raising a family you douche

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I'm happy Coachella will be immortalized on film because bootleg video and grainy footage on YouTube isn't good enough