Queen Bey has a big fan in King Charles III!
British monarch, 76, called Beyoncé‘S Crazy in Love “as one of his favorite songs on Monday, March 10, Apple Music 1 Radio Special, King’s music roomAnd congratulated the singer who won her first album prize in the Grammys last month.
Beyoncé won the prestigious award for its country album, rancherAfter losing the price four times in the past, including for critically well -known Lemonade.
Presenting “Crazy in Love” in his single show on the radio, Charles praised Beyoncé, 43, an artist “so extraordinary that I could not resist including her music.”
“She performed this song at the then Prince’s Concert Trust Fashion Rocks at Royal Albert Hall in 2003. I wanted to include an iconic music moment from many events that support my faith over the years,” he said.
As he began tracks, he praised the singer “incomparable” and added, “I would like to wish her to win her first album of Grammy year.”
King Charles and Beyoncé in 2003
Graham Picture/Getty Images LibraryMonday’s radio closure, Charles also made tribute Diana RossOne of Beyoncé’s main musical inspirations. The king played Ross’s hit in 1980 “overthrow” and said, “This latest song is one of my special favorites. When I was much younger, it was impossible not to get up and dance when it was played.”
During his show on Apple Music Radio 1, Charles chose songs from Bob Marley & Wailers, Kylie minogue, Grace Jones AND Michael Bubble as well as the latest artists like COMPETITION AND Davido.
Adidas X Ivy Park/Beyoncé cover images is run to the country, and some of the biggest stars of the genre could not be happier. Along with the Renaissance announcement Act II during the Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, Beyoncé Christianly Christianly issued “Texas Hold ‘EM” and “16 Careers”. The two songs of the country embodied its houston roots (…)
“Bob Marley would have been 80 years old this year,” Charles said after he played “Can you be dear.” “I remember when he came to London to perform when I was much younger, and I met him in an event … that wonderful, infectious energy of course he had, but also his deep sincerity and his deep concern for his community.”
Charles shared his personal list specially curated with Apple Music to mark Commonwealth Day on March 10th.
Prince William, Princess Kate and more members of the royal family have a group of special skills in their arsenals. Kate – who married William in April 2011 – is a beautiful pianist after receiving her childhood lessons. “Kate came for lessons when it was about 10 or 11, until it was 13, around 1993 (…)
“Throughout my life, music has meant a lot to me. I know it’s the case for many others, ”Charles said in a video message announcing the project on Friday, March 7.
“There is that extraordinary ability to bring happy memories that are flooded from the deepest holidays of our memory, to comfort us in times of sadness and take us to distant places.
