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Is country radio an easy, inevitable home for Beyoncé’s new single, “Texas Hold ‘Em”? That’s what some top radio executives are saying, contrary to some early speculation about how a crossover record from the superstar might fare. Although these execs point out that it will be up to listeners to ultimately decide, they’re saying that …
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Radio chain execs say the country format is excited about Beyoncé's new single, playing down media skepticism about how a crossover might be received.
Oklahoma’s KYKC initially refused to play the song, but later added it to its rotation after saying it had not been aware of the star’s new single
Beyoncé pivoted to country music with her two latest singles "TEXAS HOLD 'EM" and "16 Carriages."