The 2011 collaboration between and J. Cole on the "Party" (Remix) remains a standout track for fans of throwback-inspired R&B. Originally a standout from her fourth studio album, 4 , the song's remix replaced André 3000 with J. Cole to serve as the official single version. Music & Production Highlights
The official version and the music video—which features Solange and Kelly Rowland—are widely available on major platforms: Beyonce Ft J Cole MP3 Download
: The track is heavily inspired by late 80s and early 90s soul and funk, featuring a recognizable sample from Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh’s "La Di Da Di". The 2011 collaboration between and J
: Produced by Kanye West , the beat is driven by slow-bouncing synthesizers and a retro 808 drum machine, creating what many call a "New Jack Swing" feel. Cole to serve as the official single version
In this remix, J. Cole delivers a flirtatious, lighthearted verse. While some critics at the time felt the verse was short, others noted it was a "good look" for Cole, who was then a rising star at . Cole himself described the opportunity to work with Beyoncé as a "blessing". Where to Listen and Download
: Critics have praised Beyoncé’s sensual, multi-tracked harmonies that glide over the smooth groove, perfectly capturing a relaxed "party" atmosphere. J. Cole’s Contribution