<p>Beyonce's social media accounts, along with the official accounts of music streamer Tidal, teased fans with the details of her new album after raising speculations for a few days. The singer's website showed what appeared to be a new solo album available for pre-order, with further details to be published soon.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Wednesday night, Tidal tweeted only three words: "Beyoncé RENAISSANCE July 29". The post had a black picture which had the words: "act i Renaissance."&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The singer has been teasing her fans and followers on social media handles for a number of days without profile bios and pictures. This hinted that there might be a big announcement that the singer is about to make. But on Wednesday, her social media profiles were updated with "act i RENAISSANCE 7.29." The update suggests there may be multiple releases.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Spotify and Apple Music's official accounts also displayed similar posts. Preorders for 'Renaissance' box sets, which include a CD, tee, and 28-page booklet, are also available through Beyoncé's website store. Various web sources imply that ‘Renaissance’ will be a multipart album, with "act I" rumoured to have 16 tracks.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">The countdown has officially begun. Beyoncé's back July 29 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RENAISSANCE?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RENAISSANCE</a> <a href="https://t.co/BckUCIFbIC">pic.twitter.com/BckUCIFbIC</a></p>
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<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hailey-bieber-says-justin-bieber-is-doing-ok-after-his-partial-facial-paralysis-488718">Hailey Bieber says Justin Bieber is doing ok after his partial facial paralysis</a></p>

<p>In the past, the 40-year-old singer has&nbsp;not revealed many&nbsp;details about her albums. She launched her self-titled album 'Out of the blue' in December 2013 and released a teaser trailer for 2016's ‘Lemonade’ just one week before its release.</p>

<p>The multi-Grammy-winning singer has kept busy in the intervening years, collaborating with her husband Jay-Z on 2018's ‘Everything is Love’ and releasing a live album and film, 'Homecoming', the following year. She performed at Coachella in 2018, which is considered one of the greatest festival performances ever. Apart from this, the singer contributed to a number of creative projects like the song ‘Black Parade’, for Disney’s ‘The Lion King’, which won her her 28th Grammy, and the visual album 'Black Is King' in 2020.&nbsp;It is a companion piece to Beyoncé's handpicked album, ‘The Lion King: The Gift.’<br />
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Beyonce's social media accounts, along with the official accounts of music streamer Tidal, teased fans with the details of her new album after raising speculations for a few days.

Beyonce's social media accounts, along with the official accounts of music streamer Tidal, teased fans with the details of her new album after raising speculations for a few days. The singer's website showed what appeared to be a new solo album available for pre-order, with further details to be published soon. On Wednesday night, Tidal tweeted only three words: "Beyoncé RENAISSANCE July 29". The post had a black picture which had the words: "act i Renaissance." Beyoncé RENAISSANCE July 29 pic.twitter.com/ZenmtPQM9W — TIDAL (@TIDAL) June 16, 2022 × The singer has been teasing her fans and followers on social media handles for a number of days without profile bios and pictures. This hinted that there might be a big announcement that the singer is about to make. But on Wednesday, her social media profiles were updated with "act i RENAISSANCE 7.29." The update suggests there may be multiple releases. Spotify and Apple Music's official accounts also displayed similar posts. Preorders for 'Renaissance' box sets, which include a CD, tee, and 28-page booklet, are also available through Beyoncé's website store. Various web sources imply that ‘Renaissance’ will be a multipart album, with "act I" rumoured to have 16 tracks. The countdown has officially begun. Beyoncé's back July 29 #RENAISSANCE pic.twitter.com/BckUCIFbIC — Spotify (@Spotify) June 16, 2022 × 🐝🐝🐝@Beyonce's #RENAISSANCE coming July 29. pic.twitter.com/tCQHPYR2qI — Apple Music (@AppleMusic) June 16, 2022 × Also Read: Hailey Bieber says Justin Bieber is doing ok after his partial facial paralysis In the past, the 40-year-old singer has not revealed many details about her albums. She launched her self-titled album 'Out of the blue' in December 2013 and released a teaser trailer for 2016's ‘Lemonade’ just one week before its release. The multi-Grammy-winning singer has kept busy in the intervening years, collaborating with her husband Jay-Z on 2018's ‘Everything is Love’ and releasing a live album and film, 'Homecoming', the following year. She performed at Coachella in 2018, which is considered one of the greatest festival performances ever. Apart from this, the singer contributed to a number of creative projects like the song ‘Black Parade’, for Disney’s ‘The Lion King’, which won her her 28th Grammy, and the visual album 'Black Is King' in 2020. It is a companion piece to Beyoncé's handpicked album, ‘The Lion King: The Gift.’

Beyonce announces her 16 track album 'Renaissance', set to release on this date

More than half a century after he wrote &quot;The Sound of Silence,&quot; American singer Paul Simon says he is ready to hang up his guitar and stop making music.<br />
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&quot;You&#39;re coming toward the end,&quot; he told The New York Times in an interview published Wednesday. &quot;Showbiz doesn&#39;t hold any interest for me,&quot; said the 74-year-old. &quot;None.&quot;<br />
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The folk star turned world music champion, whose US tour ends Friday, released his most recent album, &quot;Stranger to Stranger&quot; on June 3 to rave reviews.<br />
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Its single &quot;Wristband&quot; is one of the most played songs on college radio.<br />
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His current tour ends in Queens, the New York borough where he grew up and met his now estranged music partner Art Garfunkel.<br />
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He is then scheduled to begin a month-long tour of Europe on October 17 in Prague, shortly after his 75th birthday.<br />
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Following that, he told the Times that his intention is to drift and travel for a year, perhaps with his wife, the musician Edie Brickell.<br />
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&quot;It&#39;s an act of courage to let go,&quot; Simon told the newspaper. &quot;I am going to see what happens if I let go. Then I&#39;m going to see, who am I?&quot;<br />
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If he does quit music, Simon will bring to a close an extraordinary career that has spanned six decades, won him more than a dozen Grammys and produced songs tracking 50 years of social awakenings.<br />
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He and Garfunkel were a signature act of the 1960s, starting off with clean-cut folk songs before delving into fusion. The duo produced hits such as &quot;Bridge Over Troubled Water&quot; and &quot;Mrs Robinson&quot;.<br />
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Simon has been named by Time Magazine one of the &quot;100 People Who Shaped the World,&quot; collected more than a dozen Grammys and been named to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice.<br />
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He told the Times that &quot;Wristband,&quot; which was released in April, is a metaphor for today&#39;s struggle between rich and the disenfranchised.<br />
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The title refers to a musician who steps into an alley behind a club and finds himself unable to get back in without a wristband.<br />
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&quot;It&#39;s just a metaphor for, &#39;You can&#39;t get in. You don&#39;t have what&#39;s required,&#39;&quot; Simon said. &quot;That battle is being fought right now, the haves and have-nots.&quot;<br />
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The singer also spoke out against fame, saying he saw it &quot;turn into absolute poison&quot; in the 1960s.<br />
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&quot;It killed Presley. It killed Lennon. It killed Michael Jackson. I&#39;ve never known anyone to have gotten an enormous amount of fame who wasn&#39;t, at a minimum, confused by it and had a very hard time making decisions.&quot;<br />
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(AFP)

'Showbiz doesn't hold any interest for me...it's an act of courage to let go' says the legendary singer-songwriter

More than half a century after he wrote "The Sound of Silence," American singer Paul Simon says he is ready to hang up his guitar and stop making music. "You're coming toward the end," he told The New York Times in an interview published Wednesday. "Showbiz doesn't hold any interest for me," said the 74-year-old. "None." The folk star turned world music champion, whose US tour ends Friday, released his most recent album, "Stranger to Stranger" on June 3 to rave reviews. Its single "Wristband" is one of the most played songs on college radio. His current tour ends in Queens, the New York borough where he grew up and met his now estranged music partner Art Garfunkel. He is then scheduled to begin a month-long tour of Europe on October 17 in Prague, shortly after his 75th birthday. Following that, he told the Times that his intention is to drift and travel for a year, perhaps with his wife, the musician Edie Brickell. "It's an act of courage to let go," Simon told the newspaper. "I am going to see what happens if I let go. Then I'm going to see, who am I?" If he does quit music, Simon will bring to a close an extraordinary career that has spanned six decades, won him more than a dozen Grammys and produced songs tracking 50 years of social awakenings. He and Garfunkel were a signature act of the 1960s, starting off with clean-cut folk songs before delving into fusion. The duo produced hits such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "Mrs Robinson". Simon has been named by Time Magazine one of the "100 People Who Shaped the World," collected more than a dozen Grammys and been named to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice. He told the Times that "Wristband," which was released in April, is a metaphor for today's struggle between rich and the disenfranchised. The title refers to a musician who steps into an alley behind a club and finds himself unable to get back in without a wristband. "It's just a metaphor for, 'You can't get in. You don't have what's required,'" Simon said. "That battle is being fought right now, the haves and have-nots." The singer also spoke out against fame, saying he saw it "turn into absolute poison" in the 1960s. "It killed Presley. It killed Lennon. It killed Michael Jackson. I've never known anyone to have gotten an enormous amount of fame who wasn't, at a minimum, confused by it and had a very hard time making decisions." (AFP)

The Sound of Silence writer Paul Simon to stop making music

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Beyonce announces her 16 track album 'Renaissance', set to release on this date

The Sound of Silence writer Paul Simon to stop making music