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Beyoncé's second studio album, "B'Day," was first released in 2006, arriving shortly after her 25th birthday. It became one of the defining records of her early solo career, known for tracks blending R&B, funk and dance influences, and it helped cement her as a major solo artist beyond her earlier work with Destiny's Child.

Twenty years on, the album is being marked with a reissue, a common music industry practice where older records are repackaged, often with extra or previously unheard material, to celebrate an anniversary and introduce the work to new listeners. "Morning Dew (Donk)" is one such previously unreleased song, recorded during the original "B'Day" sessions but not included on the original release.

Its release now, ahead of the full reissue, is part of a promotional strategy to build interest before the anniversary edition arrives. This kind of staggered release, sharing individual songs before a larger project, is widely used across the music industry to sustain fan engagement over several weeks or months.