♫ New Music from Beyonce! “If I Were A Boy” and “Single Ladies”

Author: Staff | Date: October 8th 2008 | Filed: Beatz for the Freakz | VIEWS: 6,095

Here it is folks, the world premiere of Beyonce’s newest songs - “If I Were A Boy” (Prod. by Toby Gad) and “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It).” If you take a listen to “If I Were A Boy,” you’ll immediately denounce any relation to Ciara’s “Like A Boy” - 2 totally different genres, 2 totally different songs, 2 totally different sounds. Peep the links below!

BEYONCE - IF I WERE A BOY

BEYONCE - SINGLE LADIES

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  • I just fell in love with her even more. Best so far. This has got to be one of the most highly-anticipated albums of the year. =]

  • Love both songs

    dustin when r u gonna update foreverbeyonce

  • Loving her new stuff.

    BE APART OF THE MOVEMENT! +
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  • Her songs are garbage! Not living up to the “hype” at all. Better luck next time B.

  • Im nit feeling the singles i was expecting so much more…sounds like b day ….hope the video makes up for the wack singles

  • LOVING BOTH SONGS THIS ALBUM GOING TO BE HOT!

  • I was trying hard to at least find something wrong with one of them but, unfortunately…THE SONGS ARE THE BIZNESSS!! From an industry perspective….the cross over fans are gonna eat up “If I Were A Boy”…the same way they did with songs like…With You and Irreplaceable. “Single Ladies” i can already hear it all over urban radio. The hook has a catch phrase…and it’s gonna be in every single girl’s facebook status in a minute. “If you liked it then you shoulda put a ring on it” lol WOW. I say B is back.

  • I heard if “i i were a boy” on the radio a couple dayz ago and loved it i was neva feelin the b-day album because it sounded so rushed wit no real r&b songs on it but im really feeling this song… go on B!

  • “If I Were A Boy” isn’t hitting on much in my opinion, however I love “Single Ladies” that is a hot track.

  • Beyonce você é tudo eu te amo muito sou muito sua fã!!! nossa meu maior e unico sonho é poder ir a um show seu ou lhe conhecer de pertinho eu amo você e sempre amarei!!!!bejinhuuuuuuuuuu

  • B IS MY FAVORITE R AND B FEMALE VOCALIST. AND I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT HER ONCOMING ALBUM. DONT EVER STOP MAKIN MUSIC BEYONCE.

  • SHE IS THE BEST TO EVER DO IT! THE BESSSSSST!

  • ya’ll need to stop hatin on B!!!!!! Everything she ever sang was da shit ! She is the best in the game because she can actually sing and is the Queen of entertainment! I’m glad she came back out, now we got something to listen to !!!!

  • LET’S NOT FORGET ABOUT THE FACT THAT BEYONCE STOLE “IF I WERE A BOY” FROM A LIL WHITE GIRL NAME BC JEAN. BEYONCE DID NOT WRITE ANYTHING, BUT SHE IS TRYING TO TAKE SONG WRITING CREDITS FOR THIS SONG, SHE IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE A THIEF; FOX FIVE REPORTS:

    Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,437442,00.html

    Beyonce’s ‘Stolen’ New Hit Record

    Last week, I raved and raved about Beyonce’s new single, “If I Were a Boy.” Remember? I thought it was the best thing she’d ever done, and was amazed that she’d even found the material.

    Well, guess what? The story behind “If I Were a Boy” is absolutely scandalous. It also explains my question of why this single missed the Grammy deadline of Sept. 30, since it was ready to go at least three weeks ago. The answer: it was held up by endless legal wrangling since, in the long hallowed tradition of the music business, the young woman who wrote the melody and lyrics for “If I Were a Boy” had no idea Beyonce had even recorded her song until a stranger called with the news. By then, it was too late.

    BC Jean is a hot, up-and-coming, 21-year-old female singer songwriter from San Diego. Those who’ve met her says she’s smart and “gorgeous.” But BC (her initials, legend has it, are for “beautiful child”) got a cold dose of reality this summer when it comes to the record business. According to sources, she and her manager/mother have been strong-armed by Beyonce’s people and others who saw gold in “If I Were a Boy” and didn’t care how they got it.

    You can hear BC Jean’s version of her own song, written with German pop-factory producer Toby Gad, at http://www.bcjean.net. It’s certainly as good as Beyonce’s if not better. It’s no wonder that this young woman is now the center of so much attention.

    Altogether, I am told, BC Jean wrote and recorded about a dozen songs with Gad for an album the producer was planning to make of his own. When the deal fell apart, Gad — whose 300 plus credits are all co-written, never solo — took the songs and started marketing them to big name, established artists. Gad’s past “collaborators” include Fergie, on “Big Girls Don’t Cry.”

    Besides Beyonce, Gad brought at least one of the songs to Disney for “Hannah Montana” star Miley Cyrus. But Disney wanted the lyrics changed to be age-appropriate. BC Jean refused. For now, Miley and Gad have been rebuffed.

    When I wrote about Beyonce’s version of “If I Were a Boy” last week, calls came pouring in from people who knew the real history of this story. BC Jean’s mother/manager, Lori Carlson, told me she couldn’t comment on the situation. But plenty of people knew the saga of Beyonce’s legendary manager/father Mathew Knowles’ aggressive pursuit of the publishing rights to the potential hit record. His goal was to get the rights to the song and to put Beyonce’s name on the writing credits.

    The Carlsons, I’m told, recently came to terms with Beyonce, after enduring the kind of record biz terrors that would curl the hair of the guys from “Hit Men.” Now, “If I Were a Boy” is hitting big time. Part of the deal, my sources insist, is that the two singers will duet on BC Jean’s debut album once she gets her own recording deal. Right now, managers, publishers and A&R people from all over the industry are falling over themselves trying to sign BC Jean. They should be. She seems to be the real deal, a potential artist with a big career looming in front of her. It’s a shame that this is the way she had to find out about the record business.

    BC Jean’s story is an old one that dates back to Elvis Presley and continues ‘til today. The larger issue, of course, is that performers who don’t write their own music get no royalty when their records are played on the radio. That’s why a Performance Royalty Act is being pushed in Congress right now, and why songwriters should back it. Artists wouldn’t be looking to muscle in on their business if they were paid appropriately. Beyonce simply falls into a category that also includes Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett as well as Sam Moore and Judy Collins, each of whom testified in front of Congress about the matter this year.

    And by the way: BC Jean’s story is pretty common. I’d love to hear from all the other songwriters out there who’ve been ripped off just in the last year. The back stories of how records get made, how big stars who don’t write their own music wind up with hit material, are always hell-raisers

  • girl this is a hit and you dont even look like you r pregant B you did you r thing girl I love this video and everyone in alabamam respects you for that your so beautiful and bootiful as my cousins aand brothers call you queen bootiful

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