The latest Beyoncé song, Texas Hold ‘Em, has topped the charts in the US and UK. More significantly, however, this is the first time a black woman has gone to No. 1 in the US country music charts, provoking several talking points about diversity within the country music genre. Host James Reynolds brings together three African American women in country music, including musician Rissi Palmer who first reached the country charts in 2007 and has had several hits since.  And, three people involved in country music on three continents, in Argentina, Nigeria and Sweden, tell James about their love for country.

BBC OS Conversations: Beyoncé and the changing face of country music

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