Guiltybeatz And Tems Feature On Beyoncé’s Renaissance Album

• Multiple award-winning American musician, Beyoncé, has dropped the tracklist to her much-anticipated album
• The album, which is titled 'Rennaissance', has 16 songs, and it features some producers and musicians from the African continent
• Ghana's Guiltybeatz produced the song, 'Move' with Nigerian-British producer P2J and Nigeria's Tems co-wrote it

Multiple award-winning American musician, Beyoncé, has released the tracklist of her yet-to-released album, 'Renaissance'.

The tracklist had the names of producers, musicians and songwriters who contributed to the making of the album.

On the album, Ghanaian record producer Ronald Banful who is popularly known as Guiltybeatz was credited on the 10th song titled, ‘Move’.

This is another stride for the award-winning producer as this is the second time he has produced a song for the 'Black is The King' crooner.

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The first time was in 2019 when he produced some songs on Beyoncé's album titled ‘The Lion King: The Gift’. The songs were; 'Already', which featured Ghana's Shatta Wale, Find Your Way Back (Circle of Life) and Keys to the Kingdom, which featured Nigeria's Tiwa Savage.

Meanwhile, Guiltybeatz is not the only African credited on the ‘Move’ song. Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer, Temilade Openiyi, who is known in showbiz as Tems, was credited as a songwriter on the song, as well as Nigerian-British producer Richard Olowaranti Mbu Isong, aka P2J, were also credited.

Below is the tracklist for the 'Renaissance' album by Beyoncé.

Speaking on the album on her official Instagram account, the leader of Bee Hive said that,

"Creating this album allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world. It allowed me to feel free and adventurous in a time when little else was moving."

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She added that her intentions for the much-anticipated album were to create a safe place without judgement, perfection and overthinking. She further stated that the album is a safe place to scream, release, and feel free.

"I hope you find joy in this music. I hope it inspires you to release the wiggle."

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Budding Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif has reportedly rejected £10,000 from the 'Ghana Party In The Park' organisers, about GH₵ 97,786 and demanded £50,000, about GHS 489,387.

After organisers announced that Black Sherif would be performing at the concert, many were excited to see 'Kwaku Killer' as he is affectionately called, take the stage in the UK for the first time in the history of the much-anticipated concert.

The event which was held on July 16 2022, saw many Ghanaian musicians throng the stage in the United Kingdom (UK) to thrill many Ghanaians living there to some sweet tunes from the motherland.

Source: YEN.com.gh