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- Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalía presents her fourth studio album with classical, religious, and affectionate lyrics and production, a clear challenge to conventional artists, but without losing the essence of her art.

- Featuring collaborations with artists such as Björk and Yves Tumor, fourteen languages, and a full orchestra, the album conveys a mystical and transcendent feeling in every lyric, production, and in Rosalía's powerful and captivating voice.

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- Zara's fifth studio album is a refreshing throwback to eurodance and edm sound without looking dated or tired. From the opening track, which titles the record, a pop banger with substance, up to the Tiffany "New York" Pollard meme sample within "Hot & Sexy", envolving powerful production and fresh beats.

- I always knew Zara was a powerful and trained musician, but unfortunataly without a brand. With this record she brings identity, a sweden phenomenon that is ... read more

Swift's twelfth and highly anticipated record comes with a lot to talk, but falls flat with lyrical misteps and used boring music production that we have seen before. Don't get me wrong, Taylor can do pop bangers like "New Romantics" from her "1989" album and "I Knew You Were Trouble" from her album "RED". Both albums and songs are critically acclaimed and produced by Max Martin and Shellback, so the question that lives free in my mind about ... read more

Well constructed messy, dance, electronic, fun hyperpop songs with vibrating and constructive beats and synths. Nostalgic vibes added to the Y2K euro pop aesthetic which blends both the songs and visuals for this Record.

The duo keeps the album strong with just themselves on it, but it makes even more powerful with the addition of the girly pop princess Kim Petras and the super sexual singer and producer Babymorocco, making even more glamorous and flirtatious.