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Beyoncé’s Dad Confirms a Bunch of Destiny’s Child Remixes Are Coming
Mathew Knowles, the former manager of Destiny's Child, announced in a radio interview that the group will release a collection of remixes within the next month. The compilation features previously unreleased recordings in multiple formats, ranging from tracks with guest rappers to dance-oriented and urban-styled versions. Knowles hinted at additional collaborators on the project but restrained himself from fully disclosing the lineup, though he did confirm that Missy Elliott appears on one of the remixes.
The announcement coincides with the anniversary of Destiny's Child's 1999 debut album "The Writing's on the Wall." The group has been inactive on recording since their final studio album in 2004, leaving fans waiting over two decades for new material. These remixes represent a significant release from the catalogue, drawing on existing unreleased recordings that have remained shelved throughout the intervening years.
In short
- Mathew Knowles announced Destiny's Child remixes arriving within 30 days
- Collection includes unreleased tracks with various remix styles and guest artists
- Missy Elliott confirmed featured on at least one track
Explained simply
Destiny's Child was one of the most successful girl groups of the late 1990s and early 2000s, with hit songs including "Say My Name" and "Survivor". The group was fronted by Beyoncé and managed by her father Mathew Knowles, becoming a major cultural phenomenon during their years together.
The group stopped recording new material in 2004 and has remained inactive since, allowing members to pursue solo careers. Having released nothing officially for more than twenty years, any new material from Destiny's Child's archive is a rare event for fans.
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