Even before Beyoncé kicked off her solo career, it was clear that she was a legend-in-the-making. As the de facto leader of Destiny's Child, she was a guiding light for the girl group and helped shepherd them to stardom in both the pop and R&B spaces. The group was at their height (and still very much together) as she launched her solo career, first with "Work It Out" for the Austin Powers in Goldmember soundtrack but with more gusto on "Crazy in Love.
"Crazy in Love" served as the lead single for Beyoncé's debut solo album Dangerously in Love. The song was written in two hours and became a Number One hit the same week Dangerously in Love topped the albums chart. Beyoncé has developed significantly as an artist since then with her last two albums, Renaissance and Cowboy Carter, being prime examples of how she’s still growing and finding new ways to master her artistry even two decades after the world first got a taste of who Beyoncé was on her own.
On this week’s episode hosts Rob Sheffield and Brittany Spanos discuss Beyoncé's career trajectory and how the superstar ended up being the youngest artist with the most entries on the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time List. Later in the episode, they are joined by their Rolling Stone colleague Mankaprr Conteh to dig into the star's artistry and appreciation for Black music history, which she continues to embed in all her work.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Beyoncé's Impact
00:15 Diving Deep into Beyoncé's Hits on the List
01:34 Beyoncé's Solo Debut and the Making of Crazy in Love
05:20 Destiny's Child: The Foundation of Beyoncé's Success
08:10 Beyoncé's Solo Career and Artistic Evolution
11:07 Exploring Beyoncé's Musical and Cultural Influence
11:59 Beyoncé and Jay Z: A Power Couple in Music
20:07 Guest Insights: Mankaprr Conteh on Beyoncé's Legacy
30:25 Concluding Remarks on Beyoncé's Ongoing Influence
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"Crazy in Love" served as the lead single for Beyoncé's debut solo album Dangerously in Love. The song was written in two hours and became a Number One hit the same week Dangerously in Love topped the albums chart. Beyoncé has developed significantly as an artist since then with her last two albums, Renaissance and Cowboy Carter, being prime examples of how she’s still growing and finding new ways to master her artistry even two decades after the world first got a taste of who Beyoncé was on her own.
On this week’s episode hosts Rob Sheffield and Brittany Spanos discuss Beyoncé's career trajectory and how the superstar ended up being the youngest artist with the most entries on the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time List. Later in the episode, they are joined by their Rolling Stone colleague Mankaprr Conteh to dig into the star's artistry and appreciation for Black music history, which she continues to embed in all her work.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Beyoncé's Impact
00:15 Diving Deep into Beyoncé's Hits on the List
01:34 Beyoncé's Solo Debut and the Making of Crazy in Love
05:20 Destiny's Child: The Foundation of Beyoncé's Success
08:10 Beyoncé's Solo Career and Artistic Evolution
11:07 Exploring Beyoncé's Musical and Cultural Influence
11:59 Beyoncé and Jay Z: A Power Couple in Music
20:07 Guest Insights: Mankaprr Conteh on Beyoncé's Legacy
30:25 Concluding Remarks on Beyoncé's Ongoing Influence
Apple: https://pod.link/1734617231.apple
Spotify: https://pod.link/1734617231.spotify
IHeartRadio: https://pod.link/1734617231.iheartradio
Others: https://episodes.fm/1734617231
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