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Prioritise Pleasure it’s a refreshing, bold, pop album. I don’t think the critics are crazy, I think they listened to it right. Wandering around pop ramifications while hitting us with its core, Rebecca delivered her truth with uncomfortable lyrics and gospel-like choirs accompanied by well textured beats. Without changing the tempo of some songs, she manages to play with rhythmic accentuation, making it feel like this record it’s constantly flowing, flawlessly ending up where ... read more

Dawn of Chromatica has definitely some interesting works and presents a refreshing version on Gaga’s quite predictable Chromatica but lacks consistency when it comes to reinterpretations, which can be a sign of total creative freedom for the involved artists but results in a blurry definition of a remix. Its highs are very highs but its lows are too low. I have to say that Arca’s remix was a little disappointing, feeling more like a mashup and less like a remix. I have to point out ... read more

The title is powerful, the artwork is absolutely beautiful and the promise was both. Halsey's "If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power" has strong statements and embodies the horrors of getting what you wanted. I believe this album didn't reach its potential due to its production. Some tracks sound like they were recorded on an iPhone microphone, I couldn't believe I was listening to it on lossless quality. "You asked for this" is the perfect example of how production can make a ... read more

Reinventing ourselves has never been an easy job, not even for extremely talented artists. Kacey Musgraves has done it extremely well with this single. Not to forget this is not only the presentation of a new project but also its opening track. Reinventing ourselves is very much this: a different approach to our unchangeable essence.

The homage to flamenco accompanied by the sweetness of Kacey's voice and country-driven melodies put on display in front of clean and atmospheric production ... read more