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Virginia gets some love on Beyoncé's latest album, "Cowboy Carter," thanks to artists with local ties, Axios' Mimi Montgomery reports.
Why it matters: It's like we Virginians and Beyoncé are one.
The big picture: "Cowboy Carter," released last week, is Beyoncé's tribute to the country genre's Black roots.
Zoom in: Shaboozey, a country-rap performer from Fairfax, appears on the songs "Sweet Honey Buckiin" and "Spaghetti."
Bonus connection: Celebrated Virginia Beach son Pharrell Williams is credited as a producer on the album. He also co-wrote and performs on "Sweet Honey Buckiin."