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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
my copy of this variant arrived an hour ago she's so gorg also a few of the comments on here.. some of you would make excellent RCA execs
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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
Girl, you have done it again, constantly raising the bar for us all and doing it flawlessly. I'd say I'm surprised but I know who you are! It definitely felt a bit jarring on first listen because I think the singles carry a bit of a different vibe compared to the rest of the album. However, I did a second (sober) listen through with speakers and then a third while gardening and I see the vision now lol I love how you can tell which album each track has taken influence from. I'd say my current top 3 (excluding any singles) are Twentyfive Eight, Brainrot, and Empty Stadium. The beats on this project are NASTY
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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
I feel like this is definitely a grower album. A lot of the tracks didn't really click until I saw her live in London, though I did see the vision for the Rocket Science outro from day 1. Thirsty is probably my fave bc the production is just TOO good.
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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
BB/ANG3L Nightride Aquarius Songs for You 333 Quantum Baby Joyride Decided to rank her streaming releases before Popstar comes out and it's making me appreciate her discography so much bc still love the lower ranking projects just as much. I was NOT expecting 333 to be so far down, even QB. Either way, from what I've heard so far I think Popstar might be a top 3 contender. What a woman.
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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
Same. I think Joyride is her least best in terms of coherence and vision but there are such gems in that album. Plus, it being my first proper Tinashe release (I started listening to her around Nightride release when I was 12/13) I just was thankful the l*bel let SOMETHING be released lol
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Tinashe - 'Popstar'
I don't think many people will be @ing you regardless
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Tinashe - "Pillow Fight"
Does anyone know what time it's supposed to come out tomorrow?
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Beyoncé - 'B'Day (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)'
I feel like the swiftologist noticing all the little differences in the mixes and vocals im so embarressed
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FLO - 'Therapy at the Club'
I keep switching back and forth between both albums and ugh, they're just so fab. I just adore the tones of their voices. I truly can't decide which who is my favourite. Also, I can't wait to see how they'll perform this album on tour with hopefully a bigger budget. (UK flolifers pull through and free Leave You (Never) from the vault before hackers inevitably get to it lol)
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FLO - 'Therapy at the Club'
I know they mentioned Beyoncé as one of their inspirations for blending pop and r&b and I do see that. If AAA was their "Dangerously in Love", this is definitely their "B'Day" (also bc they're loud af on this album lol) I thoroughly enjoyed it though! I really did see their vision here and I applaud the storytelling and track placements.. even if I did have to have a drink and garden a lil to endure Pose lol
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RAYE - 'THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.'
Raye (and PinkPantheress tbh) have made me so nostalgic about the UK and what it can be like when the whole country isn't a mess. To be corny is to be free and this album did indeed contain hope! Lol I'm so glad I saw her for the first London show of the tour. This album is definitely gonna carry me through the rest of the year