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Tortue

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  1. DD = DL >>>>>> V
  2. This is amazing tbh. Love the synthy/shoegaze vibes. Can't wait for the album
  3. Love this. Has smash potential tbh
  4. The short processed screams/ad libs in Vanish Into You's production
  5. 1. Cruel Summer 2. Anti-Hero 3. The Fate of Ophelia
  6. ...those long, annoying pauses throughout the song? The song has great potential, but it just hasn't fully clicked for me. I always get thrown off by the irregular rhythm and the long pauses (for example, after "you wanna see me all alone...", "now I can see it all", and so on). It feels frustrating and unsatisfying tbh I'm sure it's intentional, but it still feels weird for a radio single, coming from Taylor, and Max Martin especially. It's smashing though, so what do I know? Here's a mashup where they fixed the rhythm, such an improvement:
  7. Releasing a boring, soulless album to generate backlash and set the stage for the rep vault. We love the mind of a mastermind!
  8. Mélancolie and Laisse-moi pleurer are really good and have the same vibe as Cavale (ie undeniable bops).
  9. Québécoise singer-songwriter Coeur de pirate released her seventh album, Cavale, on September 25. The record marks a shift toward 80s-inspired pop and synth-pop, while keeping her trademark lyrical style and distinctive voice.

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