Renowned fashion designer and mother of Beyoncé, Tina Knowles, recently took to Instagram to defend her daughter's embrace of cowboy culture. Knowles highlighted the strong presence of Black cowboy culture in Texas and how it has been a significant part of their family's upbringing. She emphasized that cowboy culture is not exclusive to White culture and has deep roots in the Black community.
Knowles shared her family's long-standing connection to cowboy fashion and art, mentioning how Beyoncé and Solange have integrated it into their work over the years. She explained that their exposure to rodeos and western fashion from a young age has influenced their artistic expression.
Beyoncé, a multi-award-winning artist, recently announced her upcoming country music album, 'act ii,' set to be released on March 29. This album marks a new chapter in her musical journey and showcases her versatility as an artist. The announcement was made during the Super Bowl halftime show, generating excitement among fans.
'act ii' is part of Beyoncé's larger project, 'Renaissance,' which she revealed was recorded over three years during the pandemic. The project allowed her to explore creativity and find solace during challenging times. Beyoncé described it as a safe space for self-expression and experimentation, free from judgment and perfectionism.
This upcoming country album will be Beyoncé's eighth studio LP, adding to her impressive discography. With a sneak peek of her country sound in the preview of 'Texas Hold 'Em,' fans are eagerly anticipating the release of 'act ii' and the continuation of Beyoncé's artistic evolution.
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