6:00AM

Cooking for Real

6:30AM

Cooking for Real

7:00AM

Cooking for Real

Find CLEO TV

CLOSE

Photo by: Lester Cohen / Contributor

The date July 29th has sent the Beyhive into a frenzy globally.

BeyoncĂ© has announced that her 7th studio album, Renaissance, will be her follow-up to 2016’s Lemonade.

Beyonce "The Formation World Tour" - Closing Night In East Rutherford

Source: Larry Busacca/PW / Getty

Act I is included in the title of the 16-song project, which may indicate that there are plans to share additional “acts” following this first release.

“Act i, RENAISSANCE, 7.29,” read BeyoncĂ©’s social media bio.

There aren’t many other specifics at this point, likely to increase suspense.

When Queen Bey inexplicably deleted her profile images from her social media platforms, some of her most observant and investigative followers may have anticipated an impending album release.

She also provided several photos from the Vogue session to her fans on her Instagram.

She lists the new album’s name on her website’s homepage, which is still ambiguous.

If you desire, there are links to pre-order a box set of merchandise or pre-save the album on Apple Music or Spotify.

Fans rushed to Twitter to share their excitement.

“No pressure BeyoncĂ©, but I need at least âœŒđŸŒ songs on this new album that make me feel as powerful as “crazy in love” does,” one BeyoncĂ© fan tweeted.

Another fan stated, “Only BeyoncĂ© could have this impact 😭 I’m screaming.”

“BeyoncĂ© finna hit us with not ONE but TWO albums?! I’m finna cry a river. It’s been a long time coming. Lord knows I needed this.đŸ™ŒđŸŸđŸ,” another person tweeted.

Bey explained to British Vogue that the pandemic provided her more time to “think and rethink.”

94th Annual Academy Awards - Show

Source: Handout / Getty

The new music is described as hitting like a “wall of sound” with “soaring vocals and fierce beats” in the British Vogue profile.

July 29th can’t come fast enough!

Like CLEO TV on Facebook and be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter.