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Billboard ranked "Virgo's Groove" as the third best song on the album, writing that in it "you get all the nuances of Beyoncé's voice in one colossus" and that the singer's ability to manipulate her voice "truly impresses." [8] Wesley Morris of The New York Times claimed it was the "most luscious" sounding song that Beyoncé has ever recorded. [9]
[16] Following the release of Father of Asahd, Frazier Tharpe of Complex magazine ranked the features on the album, with Beyoncé's verse on "Top Off" coming in 2nd, behind Nipsey Hussle's verse on "Higher". Tharpe commented that "if there's any benefit to keeping this old dog of a song on the album, it's giving this blackout verse from B a ...
Beyoncé’s seventh solo album “Renaissance” serves as a celebratory tribute to the Black and queer roots of dance and house music; a compilation of new and old sounds, complete with samples ...
Considered one of the best and most influential albums in the history of Latin American rock music, with many calling it the best album to ever come out of South America. [56] [57] Al Borde's Top 250 albums of Ibero-American Rock: #2 [56] Rolling Stone Argentina's "The 100 Greatest Albums of National Rock": #9 [58]
Writing for Pitchfork, Jillian Mapes argues that Beyoncé is "giving the world a modern-day 'Respect' in 'Don't Hurt Yourself'". Mapes continues, writing "Even on an album stacked with some of Beyoncé's best recorded vocal performances to date, 'Don't Hurt Yourself' has her belting to a whole other dimension—specifically, that of Janis Joplin and late-'60s Tina Turner". [7]
SoundCloud offers two mobile apps; the main SoundCloud app is oriented towards streaming, with music discovery, playlist, and sharing features. [55] In November 2015, its separate app known as SoundCloud Pulse was released for Android and iOS; it is primarily oriented towards content creators, allowing users to upload and manage their uploads ...
"Find Your Way Back" is a song by American singer Beyoncé. It is the fourth track on The Lion King: The Gift (2019), Knowles' curated album released through Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records alongside her appearance in the 2019 live-action theatrical adaptation of 1994's The Lion King. [1]
The music video received general acclaim from critics. Jon Caramanica of The New York Times described the video as one of Knowles' best and most vivid. [43] Brad Wete of Entertainment Weekly described Knowles as "one hot housewife in the ['Why Don't You Love Me'] video". [9]