If you haven’t gotten your hands on the leak of Queen B’s appropriately-titled fourth studio album yet, you can stream the entire CD starting today over at AOL Music.

Beyoncé has gone a bit more yellow light than green light on the new album, which reportedly has some Execs a little worried, but it’s the perfect soundtrack for a relaxed summer afternoon. A lot of the arrangements are really interesting as well, especially with regards to the percussion. (B was reportedly partly influenced by Fela Kuti when crafting the song)

Listen to the stream here. Some quick thoughts on the tracks:

1+1 – Beyoncé emotes the house down on this track, but may have forgot what algebra is.

I Care – Beyoncé Cares. That’s both the point of this song, and the name of the charity I would probably be playing for if I was ever on the Celebrity Apprentice.

I Miss You – The intro to this song is dope, and the rest of it has a super laidback swagger.

Best Thing I Never Had – Yeah, this sounds like Irreplaceable, but the lyrics are clever and it should hit you in that self-empowerment sweet spot.

Party Feat. Andre 3000 – I can’t get past the word “Swagu”

Rather Die Young – Straight up melodrama with a side of ferocious talent.

Start Over – Kind of boring.

Love on Top – A Whitney Houston throwback about a man that fulfills your every need that is AMAZING. You will want to order love on top of everything. Ice cream, fries, relationships...

Countdown – Probably the closet thing to B Day on the album, but with much heavier percussion.

End of Time – A pretty adventurous track that is the most exciting one here.

I Was Here – EXISTENTIAL MOMENTZ, a new fragrance by Beyoncé

Run The World (Girls) – Makes more sense with the rest of the album, but still a bit of a letdown.