Tanner Adell was one of many hundreds of thousands of Beyoncé followers who watched her efficiency at the 2018 Coachella music competition and had been immediately impressed. Particularly, it helped her understand that “Drunk in Love” may work as a rustic music and he or she jumped on the likelihood to report it that approach when the chance arose.

That chance knocked when the Lexington, Ky.-native was requested to contribute to Apple Music Nashville Classes: Beyoncé Coated, a particular assortment of Beyonce covers by up-and-coming Black nation artists. Brittney Spencer and Tiera Kennedy, who joined Adell and Reyna Roberts on Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter monitor “Blackbiird,” additionally recorded covers for the set.

In an unique interview with PEOPLE in Nashville this week, Adell says she started to have a look at “Drunk in Love” in a brand new approach after seeing Beyoncé’s “Beychella” efficiency and “completely fell in love” with the music. Adell saved the concept of protecting “Drunk in Love” as a rustic music behind her thoughts till this opportunity got here.

Though some may not suppose “Drunk in Love” is ideal for the nation style, Adell says she and her fellow musicians “actually pulled it collectively.” They introduced in a pedal metal guitar to duplicate Beyoncé’s iconic opening with a rustic twist.

“There’s some guitar riffs in there which might be so nation that shouldn’t work,” Adell tells PEOPLE. “Each nation artist has a music about being drunk, so it was type of excellent.”

Adell, Kennedy, Spencer and Roberts can all be heard on “Blackbiird,” a canopy of the 1968 Beatles music. The “Buckle Bunny” singer is particularly pleased with the recording, as it’s her father’s favourite music. She additionally felt Beyonce’s resolution to program “Blackbiird” because the second music on Cowboy Carter was a serious signal of assist for her and her colleagues’ work.

The music “units the tone in saying these women are secure, and never simply these women particularly, however the women in nation music,” Adell says. She jokingly in contrast it to Beyoncé “wrapping her wins round us and saying, ‘Time to see my little infants.’”

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Adell calls her look on Cowboy Carter a “win” for her and her followers, lots of whom have been listening to her hits “Trailer Park Barbie,” “I Hate Texas” and “F.U.-150” lengthy earlier than “Blackbiird” got here out. 

“I noticed a number of development and, I imply, a number of curiosity, however I believe principally it simply type of opened the door for folks to go, ‘Oh, this woman’s been right here,’ as a result of my devoted fan base is like, ‘We’ve been right here! We’ve been following her for the 2 years she’s been doing this!’ Which is so humorous to me,” Adell says with amusing.

Apple Music Nashville Classes: Beyoncé Coated, which additionally options Spencer’s cowl of “Irreplaceable” and Kennedy’s tackle “1+1.” is now streaming solely on Apple Music. Adell’s subsequent single is “Too Simple” from the upcoming Twisters, which hits theaters on July 19.