In an apparent trifle to major streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, the song initially only appeared on Tidal - the streaming service owned by Beyonce’s husband Jay-Z - three hours ahead of its advertised release time at midnight ET and on Vevo/YouTube about one Hour later. It’s full of dancefloor-friendly lines like: “Motivation/ I’m looking for a new foundation/ I’m on that new vibration/ I’m build my own foundation” and a repeated admonition from “Everybody”. I don’t do stripes, but the whole gang is nuts.” The Queen is in the front and the Dom in the back “I’m going to let my hair down because I’ve lost my mindīey is back and I sleep really well at night Co-Produced by the team who brought us “Single Ladies,” The-Dream and Christopher “Tricky” Stewart are to thank for the disco beat.For her part, Bey is fresh with both her return and the song’s disco theme: the title is flipped by saying, “You will not break my soul,” and a statement of intent follows: “It feels surreal to be on the track with the Queen Beyonce once again I’m so honored to be apart of this special moment I’m forever grateful lord,” Freedia wrote on Twitter.

Sampling Robin S.’ 1993 dance hit “Show Me Love,” the track also features rapper Big Freedia, the collaborator from the 2016 Lemonade song “Formation.” The new track, “Break My Soul,” is a dance anthem lauding reinvention and The Great Resignation.įilled with bumping house music and Beyoncé’s signature powerhouse vocals, the star sings, “Now, I just fell in love, and I just quit my job, I’m gonna find new drive, damn, they work me so damn hard.” She describes a post-COVID-19 workplace, belting, “Work by nine, then off past five, and they work my nerves.” With just a day’s notice, she dropped another surprise - that her first single from the much-awaited seventh studio album is coming out just before midnight on Monday evening.

Credit: Instagram week, Beyoncé announced that her new album Renaissance is coming out this July.

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