Right from the start, The Loveliest Time places itself as Carly Rae Jepsen’s strangest album. Far from the anthemic synthpop she usually kicks her albums off with, Anything to Be With You is a dry, playful sunshine pop cut, a honking baritone saxophone and bouncy drum groove opening the album with a lighter atmosphere than ever before. It’s a strange but wonderful way to be introduced to her latest collection of outtakes and B-sides that are much stranger than her offerings from ...
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