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Beyoncé's dad Mathew Knowles—who managed her, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams’ girl group Destiny's Child—revealed the trio is dropping an imminent new album of unreleased remixes.
By Marissa Dow Jul 22, 2026 10:18 PM | Updated 1 hour ago
A Destiny's Child Album Is Coming—Yes, Really
Mathew Knowles is saying Destiny's Child's name.
Beyoncé's dad announced that the iconic girl group, also featuring Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, is catering to their fans with a jumpin' musical plot twist for 2026: a new album.
"We have a number of remixes that have never been released," Knowles revealed on SiriusXM's Page Six Radio July 22. "We'll be putting those out soon."
And the surprise release—the trio's first since their sendoff album Destiny Fulfilled in 2004—will include familiar voices beyond the DC three that are sure to make fans lose their breath.
"We have some guest rappers on it, but the girls are on it," Knowles elaborated. "There's some that are dance mixes, and then there's some that are just regular urban mixes. So, there's a combination."
As for which artist might make an appearance on the throwback tracks? Knowles hinted that an unearthed Missy Elliott song was among the ample "music that hadn't been put out yet on Destiny’s Child."
And while the Beyhive—who are already waiting for her highly anticipated Act III solo album—have been surviving without fresh tunes from Destiny’s Child for over two decades, they won't have to wait much longer. As Knowles—also father to Solange Knowles with ex Tina Knowles—teased, the remix album will drop "in the next 30 days."
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Though Destiny’s Child—which was initially dubbed Girl's Tyme before Knowles transformed them into the band fans know today—has stayed mum on the possibility of a full-on reunion tour, Rowland and Williams have shared the stage with Beyoncé many times over the years. Most recently, the independent women harmonized on Renaissance's "Energy" before taking fans back in time by performing "Bootylicious" at the finale show of the 2025 Cowboy Carter tour in Las Vegas.
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