poll Favorite Beyoncé sound?

[AxelFox]

Beyoncé has an expansive and very diverse discography, having experimented with different sounds and genres throughout her decades long career. 

 

But which one do you actually prefer from her and think she does best?

 

I tried grouping them by similar genres and give some examples as reference.

 

[Jay07]

Still the alt-R&B of Self Titled, her best album. Even more than dance/house.

[AxelFox]

Personally, her disco influenced tracks are what I resonate with the most and my favorite work from her.

 

 

 

[B-Luke]

Voted for RnB/Soul (Crazy In Love, Love On Top, Cuff It) but I also love:

Disco/Funk (Naughty Girl, Blow, Virgo's Groove)

Slow-Jam (Speechless, Dance For You, Rocket)

Hip Hop/Trap (**Flwaless, Drunk In Love, Apeshit)

 

I still like any of the other options though, in fact it‘s hard to even pick a "least favorite"  I guess the country section but they‘re still good

[Rotunda]

 

[byzantium]

Whatever sound B-Day was. 

[Bosque]

Whatever Yoncé, Partition, and the part from 2:06 - 2:20 in Thique are 

[naevis]

Pop/Dance

[Odette Violet]

Sweet Dreams 

[Fleahive]

Anything pro black and upbeat is a plus for me. 

[Mitsouko]

House/ballroom and pop/dance and disco/funk and hip hop/trap but she does everything exceptionally

[Dante Silva]

Anything in the same more commercial space she was in during her first four album eras.

[G.U.Y.]

Popyoncé is the best.

[Achilles.]

Are we putting most of 4 and Beyoncé under “R&B/Soul” here? Because if so, it’s definitely that with Disco a distant second. 

[Companion]

The sound of the Bday album.

Edited February 12 by Companion

[єѕℓαм]

House/Dance music is my fav genre 

so that

[TipToe]

I'm voting for whatever categorie Blow is on it 

[PaloSanto]

All of them 

[Curaga]

Disco

Virgo’s Groove is a modern classic