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Destiny's Child reunites for a new single

Destiny's Child will release a compilation album, "Love Songs," on Jan. 29. Destiny's Child's Michelle Williams co-wrote the new song, "Nuclear," which will appear on the album.

By Associated Press / January 11, 2013

Destiny's Child consisted of Michelle Williams, Beyonce Knowles and Kelly Rowland as of their second album.

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Destiny's Child is back together — for a new song.

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The R&B trio announced Thursday they will release a new track called "Nuclear." The song is the group's first new offering since 2004.

"Nuclear" will appear on the compilation album, "Love Songs," out Jan. 29. It features 13 previously released Destiny Child's ballads, including the hits "Emotion" and "Cater 2 U."

"Nuclear" was produced by Pharrell, who co-wrote the song with Michelle Williams.

Destiny's Child, which includes Williams, Beyonce Knowles and Kelly Rowland, released its self-titled debut in 1998 with a fourth member. The group's sophomore album, "The Writing's on the Wall," came a year later and garnered multiple hits, but the success also shook up the foursome and Destiny's Child became a trio.

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