Music History made by Beyoncé

Beyoncé Knowles

Beyoncé has released an astonish fifth collection solely on itunes early today, shunning accepted tension building advertising methods. The self-titled record characteristics 14 tracks, one of which is named after her girl, Blue Ivy. 

"I would like to discharge my music the way I've done it," said Beyoncé.  "I am exhausted with that.  I have an inclination that I am fit to talk specifically to my fans.  There's so much that gets between the music, the craftsman and the fans. I had a feeling that I didn't need anyone to give the message when my record is turning out. I simply need this to turn out when its prepared and from me to my fans." 

The move takes after a point of reference set by David Bowie, who started his comeback single, Where Are We Now, with any earlier cautioning. Typically, craftsmen decide to release tracks from their collection after a launch. Beyoncé's most recent undertaking is her first "visual collection", and all downloads incorporate 17 movies shot in areas from Rio de Janeiro to Paris. 

"I see music," included Beyoncé. "It's more than just what I listen. When I'm joined with something, I promptly see a visual or an arrangement of pictures that are attached to an inclination or a feeling, a memory from my adolescence, musings about existence, my dreams or my dreams. And they're all connected to the music."

On December 13, 2013