Apple Music Nashville Sessions: Beyoncé Covered Collection Celebrates Black Rising Country Artists

Apple Music is closing out Black Music Month with a bang by releasing a special collection titled Apple Music Nashville Sessions: Beyoncé Covered. This unique collection features live-recorded country covers of Beyoncé’s iconic songs by rising Black country artists, celebrating the genre-redefining impact of the global icon.

The collection showcases talented artists like Tiera Kennedy, BRELAND, Joy Oladokun, Madeline Edwards, Brittney Spencer, and Tanner Adell, who have all made waves in the country music scene. These artists have been championed by Apple Music over the years, with some even hosting their own radio shows on Apple Music Country.

The covers, available exclusively in Spatial Audio on Apple Music, include songs like “Sandcastles” by BRELAND, “Irreplaceable” by Brittney Spencer, “II MOST WANTED” by Joy Oladokun, “Halo” by Madeline Edwards, “Drunk In Love” by Tanner Adell, and “1+1” by Tiera Kennedy.

Each artist brings their own unique style and perspective to their covers, showcasing the diversity and talent within the country music genre. From BRELAND’s fearless originality to Joy Oladokun’s celebration of equality, these artists are pushing boundaries and redefining what country music can be.

Apple Music Nashville Sessions gives these artists a platform to showcase their favorite tracks and cover versions in immersive Spatial Audio, providing listeners with a truly unique and engaging musical experience. As these rising Black country artists continue to make their mark on the music industry, it’s clear that the future of country music is in good hands.