
Beyoncé has put out a four-track remix package built around Morning Dew (Donk), an archival track she first shared last month, according to RollingStoneIndia. The centrepiece is an extended remix carrying Jay-Z's…
Beyoncé has put out a four-track remix package built around Morning Dew (Donk), an archival track she first shared last month, according to RollingStoneIndia. The centrepiece is an extended remix carrying Jay-Z's first new rap verse in nearly five years, produced with elements and samples drawn from Soulja Boy, the Isley Brothers and Sheck Wes, the pack also holds non-explicit versions of both the original and the remix. Beyoncé wrote the song with Pharrell Williams, The-Dream and Darius Dixon. The release is being read as an early signal of a planned 20th-anniversary edition of B'Day, expected to land around Beyoncé's birthday on 4 September, a pairing that follows her recent appearance alongside Jay-Z on stage at Yankee Stadium.

Jay-Z's return and the Yankee Stadium appearance give the release a celebrity hook, but the concrete, checkable content here is the production credits and sample list, not any assessment of how the remix sounds or has been received. The credited writers are Beyoncé, Pharrell Williams, The-Dream and Darius Dixon, and the pack also carries non-explicit versions of both the original and the remix. The B'Day anniversary edition is so far an expectation attached to the 4 September birthday date rather than an announced release. An announcement of that edition on or around 4 September would be the next fixed point.
Source: RollingStoneIndia
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