Mathew Knowles is opening the vault. The former Destiny’s Child manager and father of Beyoncé revealed during a July 22 appearance on SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio that a collection of previously unreleased remixes from the iconic girl group will arrive “in the next 30 days”. The project marks the trio’s first major release in more than two decades, since 2004’s Destiny Fulfilled.
Knowles shared that the release will include both dance and urban remixes featuring guest rappers, with one confirmed appearance from Missy Elliott. “We have so much music that hadn’t been put out yet on Destiny’s Child,” he said, noting the tracks are centered on Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams. The announcement coincides with the group’s ongoing 30th anniversary celebrations of their 1997 debut single, No, No, No.
The remix collection will serve as a nostalgic gift to the Beyhive, offering unheard versions of Destiny’s Child’s classic catalog. While Knowles didn’t specify if the release will take album form, its arrival would mark a significant moment for fans who have long awaited new music from the legendary group.
