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Beyonce and Country Radio
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Beyonce and Country Radio
I am amused by Network News talking heads who keep gushing over Beyonce's Country Album. I haven't heard any of it save clips from Texas Hold Em and Jolene. But Jolene was a number one hit 50 years ago. That was 3 or 4 eras ago in the format.
The talking heads talk about Beyonce's #1 country hit. As my knowledgeable colleagues know she has had no such thing.
Beyonce doesn't appear on the I Heart Media Charts. And the black female artist from the 60's....never heard of them. The only influential black artist of the era was Charlie Pride.
The talking heads talk about Beyonce's #1 country hit. As my knowledgeable colleagues know she has had no such thing.
Beyonce doesn't appear on the I Heart Media Charts. And the black female artist from the 60's....never heard of them. The only influential black artist of the era was Charlie Pride.
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
Respectfully incorrect. It has next to zero airplay. The song achieves it's status with downloads and other factors that doesn't include country airplay.
If I Heart GR really wanted to save money, it would sublet two of it's three floors at 77 Monroe Center.
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
Completely false. The song has been a Top 30 song (Mediabase) for at least 2 weeks now. It’s averaging about 1,600 spins per week, similar to the newest Tim McGraw single.Reese K Rickards wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 7:29 pm It has next to zero airplay. The song achieves it's status with downloads and other factors that doesn't include country airplay.
Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
I Heart charts? Is that like Sam's Cola?Reese K Rickards wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 7:22 pm Beyonce doesn't appear on the I Heart Media Charts. And the black female artist from the 60's....never heard of them. The only influential black artist of the era was Charlie Pride.
Since all the music is dictated from one place, doesn't that become the I Heart mandate?
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
As I type this the song sits at 30 on the Mediabase Country Chart which is pure airplay. Country radio is playing it nationwide and as a country programmer I have had it programmed for 3 weeks now. I am not sure where you got your information but it is dead wrong.
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
Keep in mind also how long it takes for songs to build at the country format these days. Even songs by established stars spend months climbing the the airplay chart before they peak. Just because it isn't Top 10 yet isn't a reason to label it a flop.
That said, I do agree that calling it the most popular song in the entire country music genre is a stretch, since the Hot Country Songs chart includes pop airplay and I would bet most of the streams/downloads aren't coming from country music fans. It's the same phenomenon that enabled "Meant to Be" and "Body Like a Back Road" to stay at #1 for so long. There is a difference between being "the most popular song in country music" and "the most popular country song."
That said, I do agree that calling it the most popular song in the entire country music genre is a stretch, since the Hot Country Songs chart includes pop airplay and I would bet most of the streams/downloads aren't coming from country music fans. It's the same phenomenon that enabled "Meant to Be" and "Body Like a Back Road" to stay at #1 for so long. There is a difference between being "the most popular song in country music" and "the most popular country song."
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
It’s probably also worth noting that radio success isn’t the absolute indicator it used to be. An artist and/or song can be massively successful in 2024 without an ounce of help from radio. The best example in country music at the moment is Zach Bryan. He’s as successful as any big “radio” name right now but with essentially zero support from radio.
It sounds cliche but radio is not as powerful or even necessary as it once was in regards to being a succesful artist.
It sounds cliche but radio is not as powerful or even necessary as it once was in regards to being a succesful artist.
Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
This is a "no clue what's going out there string." Radio stations across the country have added it because they actually understand streaming and downloads factor into your weekly music adds. Let alone, as others have said mediabase and other charts direclty reflect it's climbing to BOTH the country and pop charts. We added it to our country station (and a week later to our pop stations) not because it's a great song, but because in this particular case it's not what appeals to us, but what appeals to the listeners... that's what matters and the data backs it up.
Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
Not a country music listener but heard it when with my wife and she had SXM’s The Highway on. It’s not a bad song at all and sounds more country than the other current being played on country radio
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
I have to agree with Reese Richards. Besides Billboard has always been about the money, which in order to be a reporter you have to pay! Plus if you don't do what Nashville tells you to do, they'll kick you off.Reese K Rickards wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 7:29 pm Respectfully incorrect. It has next to zero airplay. The song achieves it's status with downloads and other factors that doesn't include country airplay.
Most of the broadcasters I'm associated with have dumped them, because they tired of the "machine".
This song is light years better country than the C.Rap from R:
PS I polled a houseful of modern Country listeners and they thought R's song was nasty.
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Jeremiah 1:5 ~ "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you;
Exodus 20:13 ~ “You shall not murder."
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
They probably don't play because his audio sounds like it was recorded in his kitchen, hiss and all.Barry Sanders wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 3:43 pm It’s probably also worth noting that radio success isn’t the absolute indicator it used to be. An artist and/or song can be massively successful in 2024 without an ounce of help from radio. The best example in country music at the moment is Zach Bryan. He’s as successful as any big “radio” name right now but with essentially zero support from radio.
It sounds cliche but radio is not as powerful or even necessary as it once was in regards to being a succesful artist.
Psalm 139:13 ~ For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb.
Jeremiah 1:5 ~ "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you;
Exodus 20:13 ~ “You shall not murder."
Jeremiah 1:5 ~ "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you;
Exodus 20:13 ~ “You shall not murder."
Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
What do they think of Darius Rutger?audiophile wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:00 pm PS I polled a houseful of modern Country listeners in my very white community and they thought R's song was nasty.
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Re: Beyonce and Country Radio
Nobody gives two shits about Beyonce. Has no business on country radio. The genre is already polluted enough as it is. This would be like Eminem going on country radio.
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Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast
For it is a human number
Its number is six hundred and sixty-six
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Because he knows the time is short
Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast
For it is a human number
Its number is six hundred and sixty-six