Well, the message (fans’ description of DejaVu) posted below this article has officially been declared FALSE! I kind of had a feeling about that, hehe. Anyhow, continue reading because this article in this post is officially from SONY COLUMBIA / MUSIC WORLD MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Beyonce’s record label)!!

The pop music superstar’s sophomore studio album premieres all new music co-produced, written and arranged by Beyonce. “Deja Vu,” the album’s first single, features guest artist Jay-Z with co-production by Rodney Jerkins. Beyonce’s co-producers on B’Day include Rich Harrison, The Neptunes, and Swizz Beatz. Beyonce’s new album is the artist’s first full-length solo work since her #1 multi-platinum 2003 solo debut, “Dangerously In Love,” which earned her five 2004 Grammy Awards including Best Contemporary R&B Album and Best R&B Song (”Crazy In Love”). With her five-in-one-year Grammy win, Beyonce tied the record for the most Grammys to be won in a single year by a female artist. “Dangerously In Love” and “Crazy In Love” made chart history when both album and single simultaneously hit #1 in the U.S. and the UK (which hadn’t happened since 1983). Beyonce toured for the first time as a solo artist in 2003 in support of “Dangerously In Love,” which has sold more than 11 million records worldwide.

Beyonce finished work on her new studio album three weeks after the wrap of her upcoming film, “Dreamgirls,” slated to open nationwide on December 22, 2006. The film version of the smash Broadway musical — loosely based on the R&B-to-pop crossover saga of The Supremes — is directed by Bill Condon (”Gods & Monsters,” “Kinsey”) and stars Beyonce Knowles, Jamie Foxx, Eddie Murphy, and Danny Glover. “Dreamgirls” and its soundtrack featuring Beyonce are among this year’s most avidly-awaited holiday events. The “Dreamgirls” soundtrack is Beyonce’s first joint venture with Sony Urban Music/Columbia Records under the Music World Music umbrella.