Beyoncé – COWBOY CARTER

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Artist: Beyoncé

Title: COWBOY CARTER

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. AMERIICAN REQUIEM (5:25)
  • 2. BLACKBIIRD (2:11)
  • 3. 16 CARRIAGES (3:47)
  • 4. PROTECTOR (3:04)
  • 5. MY ROSE (0:53)
  • 6. SMOKE HOUR ★ WILLIE NELSON (0:50)
  • 7. TEXAS HOLD 'EM (3:53)
  • 8. BODYGUARD (4:00)
  • 9. DOLLY P (0:22)
  • 10. JOLENE (3:09)
  • 11. DAUGHTER (3:23)
  • 12. SPAGHETTII (2:38)
  • 13. ALLIIGATOR TEARS (2:59)
  • 14. SMOKE HOUR II (0:29)
  • 15. JUST FOR FUN (3:24)
  • 16. II MOST WANTED (3:28)
  • 17. LEVII'S JEANS (4:17)
  • 18. FLAMENCO (1:40)
  • 19. THE LINDA MARTELL SHOW (0:28)
  • 20. YA YA (4:34)
  • 21. OH LOUISIANA (0:52)
  • 22. DESERT EAGLE (1:12)
  • 23. RIIVERDANCE (4:11)
  • 24. II HANDS II HEAVEN (5:41)
  • 25. TYRANT (4:10)
  • 26. SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN' (4:56)
  • 27. AMEN (2:25)

Review

Cowboy Carter is Beyoncé walking into country music through the front door, the back door, and a hole she kicks in the wall herself. Released March 29, 2024, it is her eighth studio album and the second act after Renaissance, but it does not play like a neat genre exercise. It sprawls: country, pop, soul, rock, folk, gospel, rodeo-radio theater, and plenty of Beyoncé flexing because she can. The fun part is how pointed it feels without turning into homework. "Texas Hold 'Em" makes the hoedown go stadium-size, "16 Carriages" slows everything down into something bruised and personal, and her "Jolene" rewrite turns pleading into a warning shot. Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Linda Martell, Miley Cyrus, and Post Malone all appear, but the album still feels like Beyoncé steering the whole strange parade. In 2025, Cowboy Carter won Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best Country Album, making Beyoncé the first Black woman to win Best Country Album.

Artist Bio

Beyoncé is a singer, songwriter, and producer from Houston, Texas, who began her career in the late ’90s as part of Destiny’s Child before launching a hugely successful solo career in 2003. She works mainly in R&B, pop, and hip-hop, and is known for her powerful vocals, dynamic performances, and genre-blending albums like Lemonade and RENAISSANCE. Beyoncé has won dozens of Grammy Awards, collaborated with artists like Jay-Z and Shakira, and is often compared to Janet Jackson, Rihanna, and Solange. She’s also recognized for her cultural influence, visual albums, and activism.

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