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The album which is themed after the Disney movie Lion King features several African Artistes like Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Tekno, Shatta Wale and Mr Eazi.
See the tracklist below.
The Lion King The Gift Tracklist:
1. Beyoncé – Bigger
2. Beyoncé – Find Your Way Back (Circle Of Life)
3. Tekno, Yemi Alade & Mr Eazi – Don’t Jealous Me
4. Burna Boy – Ja Ara E
5. Beyoncé & Kendrick Lamar – The Nile
6. Beyoncé, Jay-Z & Childish Gambino – Mood 4 Eva
7. Salatiel, Pharrell & Beyoncé – Water
8. Blue Ivy Carter, SAINt JHN, WizKid & Beyoncé – Brown Skin Girl
9. Tiwa Savage & Mr Eazi – Keys To The Kingdom
10. Beyoncé – Otherside
11. Beyoncé & Shatta Wale – Already
12. Tierra Whack, Beyoncé, Busiswa, Yemi Alade & Moonchild Sanelly – My Power
13. 070 Shake & Jessie Reyez – Scar
14. Beyoncé – Spirit
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JUST ANNOUNCED: '#TheLionKing Can You Feel the Love Tonight? with @RobinRoberts' special will feature the EXCLUSIVE WORLDWIDE PREMIERE of @Beyonce's music video for “Spirit” & an exclusive interview with the superstar! Watch TONIGHT at 8pmET on @ABCNetwork gma.abc/2kbZjrB
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The debut occurred during ABC’s The Lion King: Can You Feel The Loveprimetime special featuring Robin Roberts. As previously announced, Beyoncé will be curating and executive producing a soundtrack for the film titled The Lion King: The Gift. “Spirit” happens to be the first track off that compilation album, an album that not only includes well-known artists like Childish Gambino, Pharrell, and Jay Z; but specifically African artists from around the world. Among the artists revealed included stars like Mr. Eazi, Tiwa Savage, Tekno, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Ja Ara E, Salatiel, Wizkid, Shatta Wale, Busiswa, and Moonchild Sanelly.
The video itself is already generating enormous buzz online — and for good reason. Besides the fact the video features Beyoncé in an array of what are sure to become iconic music video looks and costumes, the video also features a welcome cameo by daughter and superstar-in-training Blue Ivy — with both stars wearing matching pink gowns and sporting red-tinted locks.
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Other high points of the video include gorgeous cinematography capturing wide-sweeping landscapes while Beyoncé belts out the notes of the emotional song, surrounded in multiple shots by a large assemblage of background dancers in a beautiful nod to the African continent.
She probably didn’t do it for petty reasons, but all these Black girls with red hair - after the whole Ariel fiasco on here - tickles me #SpiritMusicVideo
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How Beyonce turned the role of Nala into a celebration of black and African culture, an album, a masterpiece, something bigger than just a movie is inspirational and so smart.
Only Beyonce, only a Queen #SpiritMusicVideo
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