Beyoncé – COWBOY CARTER Album | Full Album Download

Multiple Awards Winning American rapper, Beyoncé released her highly anticipated project titled “COWBOY CARTER” Album.

USA/Whole lotta red in that white and blue/History can’t be erased.” A Patsy Cline standard goes Jersey club mode on “SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN’”, with a verse from the similarly genre-flouting Shaboozey and a quick note regarding RENAISSANCE‘s Grammy fortunes: “AOTY I ain’t win/I ain’t stuntin’ ’bout them/Take that shit on the chin/Come back and fuck up the pen.”

Who but Beyoncé could make a crash course in American music history feel like the party of the year? There’s the one-two punch of sorely needed summer slow-dance numbers: the Miley Cyrus duet “II MOST WANTED”, with its whispers of Fleetwood Mac, followed by “LEVII’S JEANS” with Post Malone, the “in those jeans” anthem filling the radio’s Ginuwine-shaped hole. RENAISSANCE’s euphorically nasty house bounce returns, albeit with more banjo, on “RIIVERDANCE”, where “II HANDS II HEAVEN” floats on clouds of ’90s electronica for an ode to alternately riding wild horses and 24-inch spinners on candy paint. (Houston, Texas, baby!) There are do-si-do ditties, murder ballads, daddy issues, whisky kisses, hungover happy hours, cornbread and grits, Beatles covers, smoke breaks and, on “DAUGHTER”, what may or may not be a wink in the direction of the artist who won AOTY instead.

There’s also a Dolly-approved Beyoncification of “Jolene”, to whom the protagonist is neither saying please nor begging on the matter of taking her man. (“Your peace depends on how you move, Jolene,” Bey purrs, ice in her veins.) Is this a genre-bucking hoedown? A chess move? A reckoning? A requiem? If anyone can pull it off, it’s COWBOY CARTER, as country as it gets.