“ALL NIGHT” by Beyoncé

Eleventh in the running order of Lemonade, Beyoncé's sixth studio album, "ALL NIGHT" came out through Parkwood and Columbia in April 2016, and it's a song about the hard work that follows a betrayal: forgiving, rebuilding trust after infidelity and trying to relight the spark with her lover.

It leans toward reggae, with horns and strings sprinkled through it and a brass line sampled from OutKast's "SpottieOttieDopaliscious", and André Benjamin, Big Boi and Sleepy Brown are among its credited writers. Beyoncé produced it with Diplo, with King Henry co-producing and playing guitar, Marcus Miller on bass and Tony Maserati mixing. Its video is part of Lemonade, the hour-long film that aired on HBO alongside the album, and in December 2016 the song went to Italian radio as the album's fifth single.

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