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🤠 | Is Beyonce's Venture Into Country Music Genuine? The latest blog coming to Life According To Emmanuel delves into the bold and controversial move by global superstar Beyoncé as she ventures into the world of country music. Following Beyoncé's high profile Super Bowl commercial with Verizon, accompanied by the Veeps' Tony Hale, Beyoncé surprised fans by releasing the co-lead singles from her highly anticipated eighth studio album, RENAISSANCE: ACT II, which is set be released on March 29th 2024. The singles, titled 'TEXAS HOLD 'EM' and '16 CARRIAGES', mark a departure from Beyoncé's signature sound, introducing listeners to a captivating fusion of genres. Beyoncé's recent venture into country music has stirred both controversy and skepticism among fans, who are questioning the motives behind this unexpected move. In the forthcoming blog on Life According To Emmanuel, we delve into the intriguing exploration of why, after over two decades in her illustrious musical career, Beyoncé has decided to embrace the country music genre. The newest article 'Is Beyoncé's Venture Into Country Music Genuine?' seeks to unravel the intentions and motivations driving Beyoncé's artistic choice, inviting readers to explore the complexities of Beyoncé's musical evolution. To discover more regarding this topic, click the link below: ↘ https://lnkd.in/eZsS4-W6 👋 Until next time. #newpost #blog #blogger #musicindustry #music #beyonce #countrymusic

In a recent publication of Forbes' 30 Under 30 list, Bad Bunny was named one of the most important and recognized artists of his generation. His musical creations have become global hits, and he was the first Latin artist to headline the Coachella music festival in April 2023. He did it singing only in Spanish. The controversy surrounding the title "King of Pop" that Forbes assigned to Bad Bunny is understandable. For years, the only "King of Pop" was Michael Jackson, who passed away in 2009. Even with his multiple industry awards, global influence and visibility, and streaming records, many social media users opposed this designation for Bad Bunny. Comments such as "The day Bad Bunny has 1% of the talent to sing, dance, produce, and compose at the level of Michael Jackson, we'll discuss the title of 'King of Pop,'" "Bad Bunny doesn't sing pop," or "I think it's a total disrespect that Forbes qualifies Bad Bunny as the King of Pop when there is clearly only one, the GREAT MICHAEL JACKSON" are all hostile towards Bad Bunny. Regardless of the controversy, it is very relevant to point out the influence and global recognition that Bad Bunny has today. Whether his music is liked or not, his success in the industry is undeniable, as is his effort to position Puerto Rico and Latin music at the center of the global discussion. For his tremendous influence and outstanding career, Bad Bunny is among the kings of today's music, perhaps not at the level of Michael Jackson... yet. But someday, he could be. What do you think of Bad Bunny's impact on the music industry? #WeAreConquista #MusicIndustry #Latinos #LatinMusic #Business #30Under30 #KingOfPop

There is something beautiful about the temporal nature of this story - an example of Cathedral Thinking in the music community - and the similarities with the way we could approach the role of business and strategy. TLDR: A performance of a piece of music composed by John Cage called "As Slow As Possible" will last for 639 years - ending in 2640. On the 5th Feb (last week) there was a chord change - one single chord change - the first in 2 years. I love this for the parallels with Aboriginal songlines, the way they transcend time, can reach into the future and share stories with future generations through music. I also love this story because it reminds us to slow down, to be in the moment and enjoy the present, but also remember that we are building for the future - a future that is a long way off and that we perhaps can't conceive of yet. But never-the-less, like the cathedral builders of the Middle Ages, we are building solutions that will benefit future generations that we may never meet. And that's a good thing. Bravo John Cage (and props to the folks that built the organ in Germany!) https://lnkd.in/gmDwsvHz #regeneration #regenerativeeconomy #music #regenerativedesign

Simi Defends Her Voice Against Critics ____ Nigerian singer and songwriter Simi, also known as Simisola Kosoko, responded to critics of her voice and music style, asserting that her voice is unique and stands out. In a recent post, she addressed comments about her voice and music style, emphasizing that her voice is distinct and special. She described it as beautiful, sweet, soft, and even piercing at times. Unlike many voices that blend into the background of a beat, she stated that hers maintains its clarity and presence. ... CLICK LINK FOR FULL ARTICLE #makesensepromotions #beyondbuzzbuildingbrands

Like most great things in life, to create great music you need to have freedom. Former member of Mumford & Sons, Winston Marshall, shares how censorship is killing the music industry. After leaving the band because of controversy around his political views, Winston has been a prominent advocate of defending free speech in the music and other industries. Click here to watch the full talk: https://lnkd.in/dJYhMTTS

Have you ever wondered what some of your favorite country artists have to say about their faith? You don't have to wonder anymore! We are so excited to bring you "Country Faith," a vibrant compilation of 70 inspired stories from top country music stars, including Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, Alan Jackson, Trisha Yearwood, and more, sharing their favorite Scriptures and faith experiences. Read more in this article from Woman's World: https://lnkd.in/gT6b2iKN

Simi Defends Her Voice Against Critics _____ Nigerian singer and songwriter Simi, also known as Simisola Kosoko, responded to critics of her voice and music style, asserting that her voice is unique and stands out. In a recent post, she addressed comments about her voice and music style, emphasizing that her voice is distinct and special. She described it as beautiful, sweet, soft, and even piercing at times. Unlike many voices that blend into the background of a beat, she stated that hers maintains its clarity and presence. ... CLICK LINK FOR FULL ARTICLE #makesensepromotions #beyondbuzzbuildingbrands

New Post: Here Are the Lyrics to Tyla’s ‘Water’ - https://lnkd.in/d8shRSuT - Tyla got her first Billboard Hot 100 hit with the steamy track “Water,” which boosted into the mainstream in part thanks to a hip-swaying TikTok dance challenge. The track, which peaked at No. 10 on the tally, also topped Billboard’s Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, as well as the U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. The rising star is gearing up to release her debut album in 2024. If you need a guide to follow along with Tyla’s “Water,” find the lyrics below: Make me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me waterMake me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me water NormallyI can keep my cool, but tonight I’m wildin’I’ma beIn a dangerous mood, can you match my timing? MmTelling me (yeah)That you really ’bout it, why try hide it? OohTalk is cheap, so show meThat you understand how I like it Can you blow my mind?Set off my whole bodyIf I give you my timeCan you snatch my soul from me?I don’t wanna wait, come take itTake me where I ain’t been beforeCan you blow my mind?Set off my whole bodyWhole body Make me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me waterMake me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me water HopefullyYou can last all night, don’t get too excited (ooh)Oh, privacyYou ain’t gotta go nowhere, you can stay inside it Can you blow my mind? OhSet off my whole bodyIf I give you my time (give you my time)Can you snatch my soul from me?I don’t wanna wait, come take itTake me where I ain’t been beforeCan you blow my mind?Set off my whole bodyWhole body Make me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me waterMake me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me water (make me sweat)Make me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me waterMake me sweat (make me sweat)Make me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me water Make me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me waterMake me sweatMake me hotterMake me lose my breathMake me water Lyrics licensed & provided by LyricFind Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Spirit Music Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Written by: Ariowa Ogheneochuko Kennedy Irosogie, Christopher Collin Stewart, Corey Lindsey Keay, Imani Lewis, Jackson Paul Lomastro, Olmo Zucca, Rayan El-Hussein Goufer, Samuel Awuku, Tyla Seethal - Download: Stupid Simple CMS - https://lnkd.in/g4y9XFgR