According to Above The Line, Beyonce has wrapped up filming for a visual album titled ‘Renaissance.’
The buzz is that the singer has been pitching it to various studios and streaming platforms, but there are no takers.
Nadia Lee Cohen, the British sensation known for her directorial prowess in art and entertainment, directed this project.
Cohen’s portfolio boasts collaborations with major brands and big names like:
- Tyler the Creator
- A$AP Rocky
- Katy Perry
- Adidas
- Balenciaga
- Gucci
According to insiders, ‘Renaissance‘ parallels the artistic grandeur of Queen Bey’s previous visual albums like ‘Lemonade’ and ‘Black Is King’.
However, it has been described as even more avant-garde.
Some even muse that ‘Renaissance’ might eclipse the success of ‘Black Is King.’
The Fate of Beyonce’s Visual Album Remains Uncertain
Despite the visual album’s completion, its fate remains uncertain.
Rumors suggest that some studios and streaming giants previewed the project some months back but declined the offer.
The exact reason remains shrouded in mystery–whether it’s the proposed price, potential niche appeal, or Beyonce’s reservations about the final output.
In the wake of Hollywood’s content demands, there’s still hope that ‘Renaissance’ might find a suitor.
And unless a secret deal has been inked, the album is still up for grabs.
Beyonce’s team at Parkwood and her publicist have maintained silence on the matter.
However, the teaser Beyonce dropped over a year ago suggests more to the story.
If beyonce is selling people are buying
She could sell ice to Polar bears FR…
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— ?????? (@GodsgiftChisom) August 31, 2023
First there was B’Day Anthology Video Album. Then there was Beyoncé Self-Titled Visual Album. Then there was Lemonade. Then there was Black is King. And now there is Renaissance. https://t.co/akzzKTb1FF
— quint__b (@I_PULLTHRU) September 1, 2023
