Beyonce has enlisted Jay-Z, Pharrell and Drake for Renaissance

Beyoncerevealed the tracklist for her upcoming seventh studio album Renaissance this Wednesday, just over a week ahead of its release.

And one day later Apple Music put Renaissance up for pre-order — unveiling the full list of composer credits, including a dazzling array of famous names.

The 40-year-old pop star has enlisted the help of such artists as , Pharrell Williams, The-Dream, Skrillex — and none other than her own husband Jay-Z.

Another one of the names involved is 070 Shake, who is mainly known for her work on several songs with Kanye West.

At the moment it remains to be seen how many of these artists have delivered feature vocals on the tracks and how many were involved solely behind the scenes.

Beyonce will drop the full album next Friday, July 29, but took the opportunity this week to tease fans with the names of all 16 songs.

Break My Soul, the only single she has released from the album so far, will be the sixth song on the final tracklist.

The album will begin with a number called I’m That Girl and then continue with Cozy, Alien Superstar, Cuff It and Energy.

After Break My Soul, fans who want to listen to the album all the way through will hear the songs Church Girl and Plastic Off The Sofa.

Then will come Virgo’s Groove — which appears to be a nod to Beyonce herself, as she was born September 4 and so her zodiac sign is Virgo.

The star sign-inspired song is followed by numbers with such fun titles as Move, Heated, Thique and All Up In Your Mind.

Beyonce then appears to be delivering another one of her political songs, as the 14th track on the album is called America Has A Problem.

After that, the jet-setting superstar will offer up what looks to be a medley of songs called Pure/Honey, before closing out the album with Summer Renaissance.

Fans who swing by her website can pay just $12.98 to pre-order the CD, which comes with a 28-page photo booklet, a mini poster and a four-panel softpak.

There are also a number of different box set editions of the album on Beyonce’s website, but all of them are sold out at present.

She previously remarked that she hopes the album will be a rejuvenating form of escape for people after the turbulence of 2020.

‘With all the isolation and injustice over the past year, I think we are all ready to escape, travel, love, and laugh again,’ she dished last year.

‘I feel a renaissance emerging, and I want to be part of nurturing that escape in any way possible,’ she said in last year’s September Icon issue of .

‘I’ve been in the artlantis studio crack for a year and a half. Sometimes it takes a year for me to personally search through thousands of sounds to find just the right kick or snare. One chorus can have up to 200 stacked harmonies,’ she noted.

‘Still, there’s nothing like the amount of love, passion, and healing that I feel in the recording studio. After 31 years, it feels just as exciting as it did when I was nine years old. Yes, the music is coming!’ she assured her public.

She released her record’s lead single this year on June 20, and then 10 days later she unveiled the evocative cover of the album.

The art features Beyonce flashing the flesh and showcasing her famous curves in a skimpy silver bikini as she rides a sci-fi horse.

Her steed appears to be made of glass or some other transparent material, and filled with some kind of dazzling astral configuration. 

Renaissance will be the first solo studio album she has released since her smash hit Lemonade from 2016, in which she famously confronted the questions around her marriage to Jay-Z and his fidelity.

Since Lemonade, she has put out a collaborative album with Jay-Z, a live album and a pair of soundtrack-related companion pieces for Disney’s photorealistic remake of The Lion King, in which she voiced the love interest Nala.