Which Beyoncé visual album includes the track “Formation”?

Beyoncé’s visual album Lemonade includes the track “Formation.”

Lemonade was released on April 23, 2016, through Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records. It arrived with a 65-minute film that combined music, poetry, narration, and visual storytelling. The project moves through themes often described as stages of emotional response, including grief, anger, forgiveness, and hope.

“Formation” was first released as a single in February 2016 and later appeared on Lemonade. Its lyrics and imagery address Black identity, Southern heritage, police violence, and cultural pride. The song’s video and Super Bowl performance made it one of Beyoncé’s most discussed releases.

The album is sometimes confused with Beyoncé, her self-titled 2013 visual album. Both projects were released with substantial visual components, but “Formation” belongs to Lemonade. Lemonade also includes songs such as “Sorry,” “Hold Up,” “Freedom,” and “All Night.” Its release was notable for its surprise presentation and its tightly unified visual narrative.