Beyoncé, a singer-songwriter, has revealed that she took inspiration for her country album “Cowboy Carter” from Grammy-winning musician Jack White. Her debut into the country music genre is represented by the album.
In addition to thanking Jack for being an inspiration, Queen Bey sent him some flowers to let him know about his impact on the album.
Though the two did not collaborate on the collection, the “Single Ladies” hitmaker was influenced by the former White Stripes member.
“Jack, I hope you are well,” she wrote on the note. I simply wanted to let you know how much this record has been influenced by you. Beyonce, you have my undying love. …… The 48-year-old artist praised the “gracious” “Texas Hold ‘Em” hitmaker and called her music “beautiful and powerful,”.
“What a sweet gesture to receive here in Nashville this morning from the talented and gracious @beyonce celebrating her new Cowboy Carter album,” he wrote on Instagram in addition to the floral gift and note. Thank you so much, Madam, and much love and respect. Nobody sings like you, so keep creating beautiful, powerful music.
Beyonce and Jack previously collaborated on the song “Don’t Hurt Yourself,” which is taken from her 2016 album “Lemonade.” Additionally, he stated that the “Crazy in Love” hitmaker previously expressed her desire to join him in a band.