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One of the best songs released this year. Also, can't get enough of Pretty girls atm. Shiver, The good fight and Baby steps/Parasite close the top 5.

You Miss Me is my fave. Overall, a very solid album; it might not be as exciting and fresh as Romance, but it's good.

Lullaby joining Amalfi Coast, Near or Far, Good Fine Alright and Burning Heart in the holy top 5 of the whole album.

Ranking the new songs from top to bottom based on first listen: Lullaby Sixteen and Rising Yes Muscle Memory Love Depressed Reaching for a Star Wedding Season In Pure Faith Somehow this project got even better. She's something else.

Only heard the new Day tracks so far, and Sixteen and Rising and Lullaby are incredible. I love her soft indie side, Queen of reheating Kollage's nachos (aka her second best song ever).

I appreciate her giving something to real R&B fans—the kind of album you have to sit with and appreciate over time. It's really not instant for me; many songs blend into each other, but the whole project feels immersive and puts the music first, which is refreshing. I am not very fond of the more contemporary stuff either; I prefer the old-school, timeless energy of moments like 'Money (Interlude)' and 'You Hurt Me Too', which is by far my favorite part of the album.

Interested to know if Pieces and You Ruined Everything are part of this 8-track project/deluxe.

Flashbacks is her most addicting song since Needs I swear

I really want Yes on streaming services, lowkey wish it's one of the 8

Whole project (including the bonus tracks) is very strong. The kind of R&B that feels timeless, and almost never blend into the background. She's such a talent, I hate to see her being so underrated.

Different Religion, Orbit, REDLIGHTS are all-timers.

This truly sounds like a triumph, hit record. Really hope it takes her to the next level of stardom; she's just unbelievably talented and has the best taste.

Ghost and Weeds are leagues above the other two singles for me.

Surprisingly, this might be her most ambitious project sonically. I can definitely hear experimental Janet all over the album cuts. I never expected her "popstar" album to sound so nuanced and edgy, but I guess that's what makes it her version of a popstar.

Flashbacks is so so good.