Which Beyoncé album includes the visual project titled Lemonade?

Beyoncé’s album titled Lemonade includes the accompanying visual project also called Lemonade.

Released on April 23, 2016, Lemonade is Beyoncé’s sixth studio album. It was initially made available as a Tidal-exclusive stream and later distributed more widely. The album combines contemporary R&B with rock, blues, soul, hip-hop, and country influences.

Lemonade is structured around themes presented in a film of the same name, which premiered on HBO on the day of the album’s release. The visual work uses poetry, symbolism, family history, and imagery connected to Black womanhood and the American South. Its songs include “Formation,” “Sorry,” “Hold Up,” “Freedom,” and “All Night.”

The project earned broad critical acclaim and received nine Grammy nominations. It won Best Urban Contemporary Album, while “Formation” won Best Music Video. Lemonade is often discussed alongside Beyoncé’s 2013 visual album, but the two projects have different titles, concepts, and release formats.