Review: Beyoncé's 'Act ll: Cowboy Carter' defies categorization, redefines American style
It's a massive album that will require close examination for full enjoyment — but Beyoncé fans have long learned to be great students.
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It's a massive album that will require close examination for full enjoyment — but Beyoncé fans have long learned to be great students.
A deep dive into Beyoncé's new album 'Cowboy Carter,' from Miley Cyrus and Shaboozey to a cover of the Beatles' 'Blackbird' and more.
A capital-C country album it is not -- and of course it isn't.
If the album, five years in the making, was inspired by the racist backlash she faced after performing at the 2016 CMAs with The Chicks, as many fans have theorized, she’s eclipsed it and then some. Tell Beyoncé she isn’t welcomed in your space; she’ll carve out a bigger one.
From Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson to Linda Martell, Beyoncé uses the voices of country veterans to weave the narrative of 'Cowboy Carter.'