Imagine Dragon

I heard I Just Might this weekend in a gay bar in Greece and Abracadabra was N/A sooo

They are not released within a year of each other.

Dua Lipa - 2023/2024 - 3 songs in the span of 9 months Dance the Night (25th May 2023) - 1,380,494,408 streams Houdini (9th November 2023) - 1,106,483,000 streams Training Season (15th February 2024) - 1,026,781 streams Sabrina Carpenter - 2024 - 3 songs on one album Espresso - 3,201,364,383 streams Please Please Please - 2,004,947,740 streams Taste - 1,587,657,162 streams Billie Eilish - 2024 - 4 songs on one album LUNCH - 1,038,106,368 CHIHIRO - 1,298,440,390 BIRDS OF A FEATHER - 4,014,545,279 WILDFLOWER - 2,285,315,167 I couldn't find any other pop girl achieving this in the past few years (unless I'm missing someone). Surprised?

Who knows how much shady business like this is happening behind the scenes... That's why we shouldn't just scream 'they're lazy!' at our faves when they don't do as much promo as we think they could.

Fortnight is probably the only song that I've heard multiple times, and still can't remember how its melody or lyrics go.

Answer the question!

Alternative, revolutionary, showstopping. And it aged pretty great. Those who get it, get it. But can Xtina release more bold lead single with her next album? The task is hard.

New peak, first time in Top 150.

That's like asking why the Eiffel Tower is still relevant. Both are classics.

This one really had everything to have a 200k+ debut, but when everyone was invested in her life, she was too lazy to promote.

I didn't expect these poll results.

Which ballad song (and video) released as a first single after their latest allbums is the better one?

Of course nothing is guaranteed. But releasing albums that often really gives me an impression that an artist only cares about keeping a public profile and constantly be relevant, instead of actually feeling the music. And I would rather have an album of **** quality released once in a while, that would really depict that time for the artist, instead of listening rushed albums that feel like they are existing just because of of business/marketing purposes.

Cancellation. There is no need for any awards for music at this time and age other than the Grammys. All those VMAs, AMAs, and PCAs should be ended, they are just PR events.

I agree, but I was looking for the extremes here.