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In her documentary Life Is But a Dream, Beyoncé could be heard saying: “I want to sing from my heart.” A simple sentence that, in retrospect, explains the rupture that followed.
Fewer interviews, fewer red carpets, fewer public moments. The silence was anything but absence though. For Beyoncé, the industry lost its ability to dictate her timing.
And this state of mind was the catalyst and foundation for her highly-praised, highly anticipated, soon-to-be classic fifth album. Boys, girls, gays and theys, THIS is BEYONCÉ.
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The audio clips included in this episode are used for critical analysis purposes under the quotation exception provided for in Article L122-5 of the Intellectual Property Code. They are short, contextualized, non-monetized, and are not subject to any claim to rights. This podcast is distributed free of charge with no commercial intent. If you are a rights holder and wish to contact us: [email protected]
By Joe KamsIn her documentary Life Is But a Dream, Beyoncé could be heard saying: “I want to sing from my heart.” A simple sentence that, in retrospect, explains the rupture that followed.
Fewer interviews, fewer red carpets, fewer public moments. The silence was anything but absence though. For Beyoncé, the industry lost its ability to dictate her timing.
And this state of mind was the catalyst and foundation for her highly-praised, highly anticipated, soon-to-be classic fifth album. Boys, girls, gays and theys, THIS is BEYONCÉ.
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The audio clips included in this episode are used for critical analysis purposes under the quotation exception provided for in Article L122-5 of the Intellectual Property Code. They are short, contextualized, non-monetized, and are not subject to any claim to rights. This podcast is distributed free of charge with no commercial intent. If you are a rights holder and wish to contact us: [email protected]