“ACT TWO: COWBOY CARTER,” Beyoncé’s newest album, was released on March 29 and the BeyHive is buzzing about the 27-track project. The record breaking album is influencing not just the country music genre, but the music industry at large. NewsVision Reporter Zsana Hoskins speaks to two country music artists who are featured on the album about working with Beyonce, and gets reaction to the new project from Howard University music students.
Beyonce’s “Act Two: Cowboy Carter” Lassos Listeners, Showcases Black Country Artists
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