All Night
Somehow, Beyoncé sounds so soothing and calm, yet empowered and independent when singing about rekindling trust after infidelity. That’s pretty hard for any artist to do, in my opinion.
– Jenna Ryu Black Parade
Beyoncé has never shied away from her Blackness, but on “Black Parade” she marches to the beat of Black celebration, a grand marshal in the procession toward Black liberation. The infectious tune, released on Juneteenth with all proceeds benefiting her BeyGOOD Black Business Impact Fund, is a message delivered with her seemingly effortless vocals.
– Anika Reed Crazy In Love
A cultural reset. She asked: “You ready?” We were not. A young Beyoncé stepped onto the scene in red heels, a white tank and blue short shorts and immediately cemented her place as one of the top artists in the game. She strutted into a solo career with a piece of pop perfection, hitting No. 1 on the charts, earning Grammys, topping “greatest songs of all tim