Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter Is An American Singer Songwriter And Actress. Beyoncé Performed In Various Singing And Dancing Competitions As A Child. She Rose To Fame In The Late 1990s As The Lead Singer Of Destiny's Child One Of The Best-Selling Girl Groups Of All Time. Beyoncé Is Often Cited As An Influence By Other Artists. Born And Raised In Houston Texas Beyoncé Began Performing In Local Competitions At Age 7 Eventually Forming The Group Girl's Tyme In 1990 With Help From Her Parents. Read More On Last.Fm
“BIGGER“ Is A Song By American Singer Beyoncé From The 2019 Album The Lion King The Gift And Featured In The 2020 Film Black Is King. The Song Was Penned At A Writing Camp At Beyoncé's Studio And Was Created Due To A Bond With British Singer-Songwriter Raye And US Songwriter Stacy Barthe. Raye Told BBC Newsbeat "I Remember We Were Both In A Really Dark Sad Place And We Wanted To Create Something To Empower Ourselves. We Spent Maybe Two Or Three Hours On It. It Was 3 A.M. And I Remember Beyoncé's Team Came In And Heard What We'd Created So Far And Just Completely Freaked Out. It Was Incredible." Raye Also Told Official Charts "I Wrote A Lot Of Songs - I Put A Shift In. But Beyoncé Fell In Love With Bigger." Beyoncé Informed Raye That "Bigger" Would Be The First Song On The Album At The 2019 The Lion King European Premiere And Her Reaction As Caught On Video Went Viral. Raye Tweeted "Beyoncé Told Me I’ve Written Track 1 On The New Album ... It’s Called Bigger . I Can’t I Can’t." "Bigger" Is Preceded By "Balance" A Mufasa Interlude Voiced By James Earl Jones Which Samples His "Circle Of Life" Speech From The 2019 Film. The Two Tracks Segue Into Each Other. Dazed Described This Shift As "tying In Nicely With The Track’s Lyrics." According To The Atlantic "Bigger" Has An Overarching Theme Of "royal Succession" As Well As An Undercurrent Exploration Of The "ecological And Existential" Aspects Of The "Circle Of Life." Matzav Review Described "Bigger" As An "ode To The Natural Riches Of The African Continent" Whilst Also Serving As A Tribute To Beyoncé's Children Showing Them The Paraphrased "power Of Collective Knowledge."