Beyoncé is breaking new ground in country music, making history as the first Black woman to top the Hot Country Songs chart. Let that sink in.
From her early days with Destiny’s Child to becoming the most Grammy-nominated artist of all time, she’s consistently proven her versatility across genres.
Her surprise release of “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages” during Super Bowl LVIII weekend caught fans and media off guard, quickly gaining momentum.
To mark the 10-day countdown to her upcoming album “Cowboy Carter,” a continuation of her “Renaissance” project set to drop on March 29th, Beyoncé revealed the album cover.
In the image, she channels her Houston roots, perched on a white horse in a bold red, white, and blue latex cowboy outfit with matching chaps, radiating equestrian strength.
Stylist Shiona Turini completed the look with white pointed boots and a classic cowboy hat, while hairstylist Nakia Collin let her platinum blonde hair flow freely in the wind.
She also dropped a limited-edition vinyl cover shot by Mason Poole, where she appears nude, draped in a sash reading “act ii Beyoncé,” holding a lit cigar with fierce confidence.
Her cornrowed hair, tipped with red and white beads, added a Solange-inspired flair.
These commanding visuals hint at the bold, genre-defying journey “Cowboy Carter” promises to deliver.