Mary Morris believes that Beyoncé has had a “great” impact on country music.
The 35 -year -old singer loves to see how mainstream stars embrace country music and has admitted to being a great admirer of the album ‘Cowboy Carter’, 2024.
Speaking to the newspaper Observer, Maren explained: “It is great that people come that deeply respect the tradition and roots of country music, who started people of color. Beyoncé told the story correctly was very important.”
Maren believes that some critics of the recent trend have overlooked the evolution of country music.
The creator of ‘My Church’ – who was married to the Country music star, Ryan Hurd, from 2018 to 2024 – said: “I think: people remember that that happened? What do they listen to country music mainstream now? We have been doing this for a long time. Or at least, really bad artists have done it.”
Mary also praised the icons of music, Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton as “authentic outlaws.”
The award -winning star explained: “These people have been famous for so long and around the world for a reason, and it is not only because they are from the south. They are because they have an identity and defend the marginalized. They were authentic banned. If there is any crisis in country music, I think it is that people who have problems with all that forget that their heroes talked about those things before they were born. She, either a self of the past or who wants to be. “
Previously, Maren confessed to feel captivated by Beyoncé’s country music.
The singer is impressed that the superstar has been able to make such a fluid transition between different musical genres.
Maren, whose music has its roots in the country genre, told E! News: “I think she has always been free of genres, but I think that leaning for country elements and claiming country music for blacks, because they created the genre, is a statement. Rhiannon Giddens touches the banjo in ‘Texas Hold’ Em ‘, which is an incredible statement in itself.”
