By Alyssa Book
The metamorphosis of a singer is a natural movement in the lifespan of an artist. They grow up, go through new experiences, and take the good with the bad and mold it into a new style of music. Beyonce’s journey has been captured in her lasted released album, Year Of 4.
Her age and personal life are growing not only with a marriage, but now with a growing family. 4 shows off her new bold sound and more touching lyrics.
This song relates back to those who can look back on a past relationship and see letting go was the best lesson they could have learned.
“End of Time” is another track on the album that I found blasting through my speakers daily. Saying that her love will last forever, Beyonce names an anonymous girl whose love for a boy is the strongest emotion she has ever felt. With an upbeat tempo and strong vocals, this is a song that really relates back to the Destiny Child lead singer we have all grown up listening to.
Year Of 4 is Beyonce’s best work in my opinion. Beyonce was the executive producer of this album and Tom Coyne mastered the album. I would recommend 4 because it has great party anthems and touching ballads.
When listening through the track list, the listener feels as if he or she is having a personal conversation with Ms. B herself. Beyonce has been quoted saying that her fears were let go of with this album, and with this release of inner emotion, the public has opened up with praise.
Release Date
June 28, 2011
Tracks
1+1
I Care
I Miss You
Best Thing I Never Had
Party Ft. Andre 3000
Start Over
Love On Top
Countdown
End Of Time
I Was Here
Run The World (Girls)