Beyoncé and Ronald Isley have teamed up for a duet, giving a brand new spin to the Isley Brothers’ traditional “Make Me Say It Again Girl, Pts. 1 & 2.” The new model is about to seem on the Isley Brothers’ upcoming album, which is scheduled for launch later this 12 months.
The unique observe — composed by Ernie Isley, Marvin Isley, O’Kelly Isley, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley and Chris Jasper — appeared on 1975’s The Heat Is On, which hit Number One on Billboard‘s Pop Albums and Black Albums charts.
On their “Make Me Say It Again Girl” rendition, Beyoncé and Isley commerce strains on the soulful sluggish jam about devotion. “Oh I imagine you’re a rainbow,” Beyoncé sings. “All the heaven I must see,” Isley counters. The “Break My Soul” singer additionally offers dreamy backing vocals all through the observe, her voice including a sultry whisper to go with Isley’s buttery clean tenor. The track ends with a quintessentially Queen Bey a capella outro as she harmonizes with herself over a number of layered vocal tracks.
“Make Me Say It Again Girl” follows the discharge of Beyoncé’s seventh studio album Renaissance final month and is her first non-Renaissance collaboration of the 12 months. Last week, she shared a four-song remix collection of lead album single “Break My Soul,” and likewise dropped “The Queens Remix” model of the track, which interpolates Madonna’s “Vogue.”
The track marks the Isley Brothers’ first new music since they launched “Friends and Family” that includes Snoop Dogg final 12 months.
In July, Beyoncé returned with 'Renaissance', her first solo album since 2016’s 'Lemonade'. According to the 40-year-old, it's 'Act I' of a "three act project."
She recently teamed up with Madonna for the latest in a series of remixes of the record's lead single, Break My Soul, paying homage to the Queen Of Pop's hit Vogue.
