Blackbiird (feat Brittney Spencer, Reyna Roberts, Tanner Adell & Tiera Kennedy)
Protector (feat Rumi Carter) (3:12)
Smoke Hour (feat Willie Nelson) (0:58)
Dolly P (feat Dolly Parton) (0:23)
Smoke Hour (feat Willie Nelson) (0:35)
Just For Fun (feat Willie Jones) (3:17)
II Most Wanted (feat Miley Cyrus) (3:27)
Levii's Jeans (feat Post Malone) (4:00)
II Hands II Heaven (5:51)
Tyrant (feat Dolly Parton) (4:32)
Sweet Honey Buckiin' (feat Shaboozey) (4:59)
Review: Beyonce's Cowboy Carter marks a departure from her typical genre-hopping approach, focusing specifically on country music while still infusing it with her signature style. Through tracks like 'Blackbiird,' Beyonce pays homage to the past while celebrating the contributions of Black artists to the genre, shedding light on trailblazers like Linda Martell. Despite its country focus, Beyonce's hip-hop and pop sensibilities shine through, resulting in a sprawling and ambitious album that explores themes of authenticity, roots, and legacy. Tracks like 'Just for Fun' and '16 Carriages' showcase Beyonce's storytelling and a glimpse into her interiority and the complexities of pop stardom. Cowboy Carter seamlessly blends traditional country sounds with contemporary elements, creating a unique sonic experience that transcends boundaries.
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