Beyoncé invites us to her house, Years & Years has a fun idea & James Dean… hits the dance floor? Your weekly bop roundup
Take a gander at these fiery new drops in the LGBTQ+ music scene in this week’s edition of “bop after bop”….B has blessed us with new music to coincide with the release of her latest documentary, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé. “MY HOUSE” is big talk, with Beyoncé flexing her wealth and accolades (as she should) over a hard-hitting beat produced by The Dream.
It also offers an unexpected switch-up, where the song shifts to a softer, more anthemic moment with the icon singing “I will always love you, but I will never expect you to love me when you don’t love yourself.
Let’s heal the world, one beautiful action at a time. This is real love!” It’s a rally cry for freedom and self-love, and with this surprise drop’s rapping and classic Beyoncé vocals, she’s proving she really IS that girl, and that this is a perfect closing to the capstone that is the Renaissance era.Rising trailblazer, Kayne the LoveChild has cracked the code to queer music greatness with his new single and music video, “We Outside”!
This vibrant, up-beat anthem encourages listeners to embrace their individuality, and the accompanying video showcases a warm, carefree morning after a night of revelry, reflecting Kayne’s unique style and charisma.
