Destiny's Child to Release New Music for 30th Anniversary

The legendary R&B group Destiny's Child is preparing a surprise for their fans: a batch of new tracks is set to be released in honor of the group's 30th anniversary. This was announced by Mathew Knowles, Beyoncé's father and the group's former manager.

According to Knowles, 10 to 15 remixes are in the works, including urban and dance versions. It is not yet clear whether they will be released as a full album, but all three members — Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams — have already agreed to participate in the project.

Additionally, the group holds previously unreleased video and audio material that they plan to share. However, fans should not expect a concert tour: Knowles emphasized that there are no such plans.

The last studio album by Destiny's Child was released in November 2004 — the record 'Destiny Fulfilled'. Thus, the new music will be the group's first release in over 20 years.

The news has sparked a lively reaction on social media: fans are reminiscing about the group's hits and speculating about the new sound. Many note that the return of Destiny's Child is one of the most anticipated events in the pop music world.

It is worth recalling that the group, founded in 1990, went through several lineups, but the trio of Beyoncé, Kelly, and Michelle became the most successful. During their career, they sold over 60 million records and won numerous awards, including Grammy Awards.