Destiny’s Child fans may be getting new music sooner than expected.

Mathew Knowles, Beyoncé’s father and the former manager of Destiny’s Child, revealed that a collection of new remixes from the legendary group is expected to arrive within the next month. The release will reportedly include previously unheard material involving Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

During an interview with SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio, Knowles said the team is preparing to roll out a batch of Destiny’s Child remixes. He explained that some of the tracks have never been heard before, while others will include dance and urban remix versions of the group’s music.

Knowles also made it clear that the release will still center the trio themselves. While there will be featured artists involved, he said the songs will prominently include Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle rather than being built mainly around guest appearances.

One major name already attached to the project is Missy Elliott. Knowles teased that the rap icon appears on one of the remixes before stopping himself from revealing too much.

The news has quickly sparked excitement among fans who have waited years for any new Destiny’s Child-related release. The group’s final studio album, Destiny Fulfilled, arrived in 2004, but their influence has continued to shape R&B, pop and girl-group culture for more than two decades.

Destiny’s Child have reunited several times since their original run, including Beyoncé’s 2013 Super Bowl halftime show and a surprise reunion during her Cowboy Carter tour stop in Las Vegas in 2025. Each appearance has reignited calls for a full comeback or new music from the trio.

The timing also adds to Beyoncé’s already busy year. Fans are still watching closely for her next solo era, while her recent public appearances with Jay-Z have kept her name at the center of music conversations.