It’s a celebration, it’s the most explosive and epic thing Lorde has done, a sign that she can be just as captivating when she’s aiming for the rafters as she is pursuing something quieter. It also sounds like nothing else on the radio or in your Spotify playlists.
Equal parts ballad, dancefloor banger, full-fledged gospel stomper - this song is an enormously catchy single that seems to gather together all of Lorde’s strengths into a four-minute track.
Given Lorde’s status as a festival headliner, the move toward grandiosity makes sense; what’s surprising is how well it works with her fluttering contralto, which gains strength as the song strides to its triumphant conclusion.
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Wow, this brings back so many memories.
So I was scrolling through the best albums of the decade list, looking for things that might prick up my ear and that I could review and discover. I glanced at Lorde's Melodrama, and the cover caught me in anticipation, so I had to take a look.
I listened to the first song on the album and man, was that a feeling of deja vu. This ain't no classic album I missed, I've heard it before, and I was ... read more
*FELÍZ ANIVERSÁRIO DE 5 ANOS DE GREEN LIGHT!*
Em um vestido magenta apertado numa noite fria, mas de fervor caloroso, Lorde marcará para sempre o cenário fonográfico ao dá início ao lançamento da ''obra-prima dark pop'', 'Melodrama' , seu segundo álbum de estúdio, com a sua faixa de abertura ('Green Light').
Eufórica e histórica, a luz esverdeada que abrirá a pista para o prosseguimento de Lorde para ... read more
This song is great to dance to. That isn't easy, but tons of songs are still able to do that. The song also has passion to it, which is less common, but what really sets this song apart is the shear desparation behind it that radiates all throughout the track. It's uplifting, but uplifting in a way that she's trying to uplift herself just as much she's trying to uplift the listener. Truly a transcendent experience.