Beyonce Mrs. Carter Leaked, New Album Tracklist Surfaces Online, To Collaborate With Rihanna, Lady Gaga And More? Sony Sues Previous Album Leaker

The tracklist of Singer Beyonce's new album has reportedly leaked online. The picture of the hand-written document has surfaced on internet. EntertainmentWise reports that the validity of the document cannot be verified. It is interesting to see various artists featuring with the "Irreplaceable" singer.

The leaked document shows the 31-year-old singer collaborating with her sister Solange Knowles and her husband rapper Jay-Z.

She is also collaborating with her friends and singers Rihanna, Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga. Other collaborations also featured in the new album are with Azealia Banks, Sia and Ne-Yo. There are just four tracks that Beyonce has sung alone.

It has been claimed by the Twitter account Beyonce Journal that the leak was by an insider connected to production house, Stargate, EntertainmentWise reported.

The album is expected to be released April 11 and her single "Rachet" is likely to be dropped next week.

Sony Sues Leaker Of Beyonce's Previous Album

Sony Music has sued the leaker of Beyonce's last album, "4." Her previous album was leaked by a Swedish man.

He had leaked the album sixteen days before its official release. It was believed that he uploaded the album on torrent website, The Pirate Bay, reported PerezHilton.

The court documents accessed by PerezHilton say that Sony is suing the Swedish man for $233,000. Sony is not only suing him for leaking the album but also for "damaging their relationship" with Beyonce, staking their reputation.

Though this might serve as a warning for other music pirates, her leaked new album tracklist is below.

Rumored Tracklist:

1. "Ratchet" (feat Lady Gaga & Azealia Banks)

2. "Back 2 Business" (feat Jay-Z)

3. "Roller Coaster" (feat Justin Timberlake)

4. "Visions" (feat Sia)

5  "Dance" (It's Soon Over) (feat Rihanna)

6. "More Than Sex" (feat Ne-Yo)

7. "Better Than Ever Before" (feat Solange Knowles)

8. "Runway"

9. "Sensations"

10. "12 Roses"

11. "It's All Over"

Update: Idolator reported an update that a reliable source claimed that the tracklist is absolutely fake.