Drake's team unleash Beyoncés 'Mine' video, but not in top quality!



If you haven't yet seen the visuals from Beyoncés new album, you must be living in a cave. To promote the track he features on Drake's blogging team unleashed the full video for those who haven't yet seen the contrasting clip.

Directed by Pierre Debusschere, Bey channels her inner Virgin Mary until Drizzy appears and the Noah “40″ Shebib production becomes more upbeat and contemporary with desert sands, flames, darkness and floating. The video isn't the best quality, as it seems like it's been ripped from the album, but at least its up all the same!

Beyoncé drops the Terry Richardson-directed visuals for pop-ballad 'XO'.



Following the release of the 'Drunk In Love' video, Beyoncé strikes while the iron is still hot (though it never seems to cool down for her) and officially releases the official video for joint lead single, 'XO'. Simply titled, the song continues the love-making theme of the self-titled album.

Set in Coney Island's (New York) and shot during August, the clip was directed by celebrity photographer Terry Richardson - renowned for capturing raw, laid back and natural snaps. The clip see Bey hanging out and enjoying herself at the famous amusement park obviously filled with countless amounts of flashing lights, contrasting the she sings about turning the lights out.

Beyoncé realeases the first official single, 'Drunk In Love' featuring Jay-Z in visual form.



Just a few days after being heard by the masses for the first time - without warning - Beyoncé's 'Drunk In Love' featuring husband Jay-Z official and full video has been released. Taken from the newly released self-titled album it is the only track on the album that didn't come with an accompanying video.

Beyonce surprises fans worldwide by releasing an unpredicted digital-only self-titled album.


Friday 13th is deemed to be an unlucky date. Friday 13th in the year 2013, may well be even more unlucky, but for Beyoncé fans worldwide today is the best and luckiest day ever. Currently on her world tour the global mega-star fifth studio album was expected to drop sometime next year. However, the unexpected happened this morning when it appeared on iTunes this morning.

Self-titled the album features 14 songs and 17 videos and is currently only available via download. The move was so random Apple didn't even know!

Speaking on what they've described as "an unprecedented strategic move", the company stated that the gorilla tactic allows Bey "to deliver music and visual content directly to her fans when she wants to and how she wants to, with no filter".

Revealing her reasons behind the unpredicted release the star said:

I didn't want to release my music the way I've done it (before). I'm bored with that!

Running her own show by managing herself the "grown woman" went on to say;

I feel like I'm able to speak directly to my fans. There's so much that gets between the music, the artist and the fans. I felt like I didn't want anybody to give the message when my record is coming out. I just want this to come out when it's ready and (for it to be) from me to my fans.