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Rolling Stone Music Now

Drake, Beyoncé, and the Dance-Music Vibe Shift. Plus: Paul McCartney at 80

Rolling Stone Music Now

Rolling Stone | Cumulus Podcast Network

Music Commentary, Music, Music Interviews

41K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Drake and Beyoncé's house-influenced new releases want to make you dance; Jeff Ihaza and Mankaprr Conteh join host Brian Hiatt to discuss. Plus: Rob Sheffield on Paul McCartney at 80 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hey I'm Brian Hyatt and this is Rolling Stone music now. So Drake and Beyonce have been known to change the face of music a time or two, but they've never done it before simultaneously in the same week.

0:15.1

They both have new projects out that are huge changes of pace and they're both influenced

0:19.9

by 90s house music.

0:22.7

Drake's surprise released the album, Honestly,

0:25.0

Never Mind.

0:25.8

Beyonce dropped the song, Break My Soul,

0:28.2

and they have a lot of similarities

0:29.3

that were released within a couple days of each other.

0:31.3

So we're gonna dive into that, this episode. I'm going to start

0:34.1

by talking to Jeffy Hazah about Drake. Then I'm going to talk to Monkapur-Kante about Beyonce. And as a bonus, we had another

0:41.1

legend Paul McCartney, turned 80 and play a huge concert in New Jersey while he was at it.

0:45.7

So to talk about Paul at 80 I'll have Rob Sheffield. But to start out here's me and Jeff on the new Drake

0:51.6

So Drake released honestly honestly, never mind, announced it and

0:55.2

released it within the span of a few hours as you put it in your review, Jeff. And I

0:59.7

love watching the response to an album like this as much as I love forming my own response to an album like this as much as I love

1:04.2

forming my own response and I think possibly because in part because it's it's a

1:09.9

radical change it really is a dance album,

1:12.5

and I think because the first track falling back

1:15.8

is in my opinion not one of the best.

1:17.8

Finding myself, showing myself,

1:21.8

finding a way to stay out of the way

1:25.0

holding me.

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