Beyoncé 3: Destiny Begins

By Jill Hopkins, Joe DeCeault
Destiny’s Child Self Titled Album Cover
'Destiny's Child' was the name of the group's self-titled debut album, released in 1997. It included the group's first hit, "No, No, No." Album cover art courtesy of Columbia Records
Destiny’s Child Self Titled Album Cover
'Destiny's Child' was the name of the group's self-titled debut album, released in 1997. It included the group's first hit, "No, No, No." Album cover art courtesy of Columbia Records

Beyoncé 3: Destiny Begins

By Jill Hopkins, Joe DeCeault
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After losing on Star Search, Beyoncé and the remaining member of Girls Tyme hunkered down to figure out their next move.

They brought on new producers, new songwriters, and changed their management structure.

The result was Destiny’s Child and their debut album for Columbia Records.

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