Beyonce goes country: Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton among 15 stars who feature on ‘Cowboy Carter’

Beyonce's star-studded collaborators shine on 'Cowboy Carter' album

Beyonce's latest musical endeavor, 'Cowboy Carter,' has garnered attention not only for her own powerhouse performances but also for the impressive array of collaborators she's assembled for the project. From rising stars to legendary icons, here's a rundown of the talented artists featured on the album.

1. Tanner Adell

Known for her social media presence and debut album 'Buckle Bunny,' Adell joins Beyonce on the track 'Blackbiird,' adding her unique flair to the cover of the Beatles' classic 'Blackbird.'

2. Brittney Spencer

With viral hits like her cover of the Highwomen's 'Crowded Table,' Spencer brings her soulful voice to 'Blackbiird,' enriching the track with her emotive performance.

3. Tiera Kennedy

Kennedy, known for her EP 'Tiera' and upcoming album 'I Ain't a Cowgirl,' lends her vocals to 'Blackbiird,' contributing to the album's rich tapestry of sound.

4. Reyna Roberts

Recognized for her covers of country hits and debut album 'Bad Girl Bible, Vol. 1,' Roberts showcases her talent on "Blackbiird," further diversifying the album's lineup.

5. Rumi Carter

Making her musical debut, Rumi Carter, one of Beyonce and Jay-Z's twins, adds a heartfelt moment to the album with her appearance on 'Protector,' marking the beginning of what could be a promising career.

6. Willie Nelson

A true country legend, Nelson makes a memorable contribution as a DJ on two interludes, setting the tone for the album's cowboy-inspired ambience.

7. Dolly Parton

The beloved icon introduces Beyonce's rendition of her classic song 'Jolene' and later joins her on 'Tyrant,' infusing the album with her unmistakable charm and charisma.

8. Willie Jones

Combining country, R&B, and hip-hop influences, Jones brings his unique sound to 'Just for Fun,' showcasing his versatility as an artist.

9. Linda Martell

Country pioneer Linda Martell, renowned as the first Black woman to achieve multiple hits on the country charts and to grace the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, receives recognition in a 'Cowboy Carter' interlude titled "The Linda Martell Show."

10. Shaboozey

Shaboozey, the Virginian-born Nigerian American alt-country artist, makes guest appearances on two tracks: 'Spaghettii' and the Patsy Cline-inspired 'Sweet Honey Buckin'. His upcoming album, 'Where I’ve Been Isn’t Where I’m Going,' is set to release in May.

11. Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus delivers a standout performance alongside Beyoncé on 'II Most Wanted,' highlighting their powerful vocal chemistry and undeniable star power.

12. Post Malone

Known for his genre-blending style, Post Malone joins Beyonce on the breezy track 'Levii's Jeans,' adding his signature flair to the album.

13. Rhiannon Giddens

Renowned for her mastery of the banjo, Rhiannon Giddens enriches the album with her instrumental prowess on 'Texas Hold 'Em,' showcasing her deep connection to traditional roots music.

14. Justin Schipper and Robert Randolph

Bringing their expertise on pedal steel guitar, Schipper and Randolph elevate the track '16 Carriages' with their soulful performances.

15. Raphael Saadiq

A seasoned musician and producer, Saadiq contributes his talents to multiple tracks, showcasing his versatility and creative vision.