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In Beyoncé: Cowboy Carter
In February 2024 Beyoncé appeared in a commercial during the Super Bowl telecast to announce that she was releasing new music. Immediately after the game, she dropped two singles, “Texas Hold ’Em” and “16 Carriages,” on the music streaming service Tidal. Both songs…
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In Linda Martell: Obscurity and rediscovery
…came in 2024 with Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter. The album includes “The Linda Martell Show,” a 28-second track in which Martell introduces the next song, “Ya Ya.” In the intro to the track “Spaghetti,” Martell says:
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