Reviews (page 4 of 14)
Really good pop album
nothing pisses me off like the sexist, boomer men haunting this site and these reviews. i do think pure heroine is more deserving of this spot, but a phenomenal record in its own way - particularly the first half. the songs do become to monotonous and repetitive after that. went to this tour nearly ten years ago now and really fell for the album then
Soothing and uplifting
Now this, is so good. Green Light and somewhat the album as well has a special place in my heart. The whole thing is so good on so many levels. None of the tracks feel stale, each song contain some unique components making it stand out from a generic pop-whatever, and well lyrics I don't really know if are particularly ground breaking, but god her voice is just banging. I have fun question for you two, is this not better than Adele??? Want to give it 5, but we cant really go that far unfortunately. STRONG 4.
Don't have too much to say about this. Fine, but the lyrics are better than the music imho. Interesting album, though 3.8
9.7.26 oh hello lorde! havent listened to this in what i was shocked to learn is almost ten years, but i still like it! Favorite Song: Homemade Dynamite Rating: 4/5
I only really knew one or two of her songs before and none of these. I like the combination of humour and emotion that comes across in her writing. Overall, a solid listen.
A breakup album? Not bad tho. I haven't listened to much Lorde before, but I really dig the electronica vibe that permeates it from front to back. Hard Feelings/Loveless has a part where you can feel the agony of heartbreak through the instrumental, no words needed. (not to even get into the second half of the song). I think I liked the first half of the album more. Sober is really good, I feel it showcases her low range pretty well. The Louvre is parts funny and sad, and has a soundscape that really itches a scratch. Deep, ethereal, wandering. The later-on Supercut feels a bit too pop-y (I think it's the one song I've heard from this album). But overall I enjoyed the album--there's a lot of care put into the instrumentation and it complements Lorde's breathless, weary tone quite well. (note: she was like 20 when this released.) Through suffering we bring about art?
Love Lorde, this album was so good. Some songs were maybe just slightly too repetitive for me to give it 5 stars, but it's a strong 4.5
Pure Heroine is better but this is still great
album cover def great representation of the songs. love lorde but damn i forgot how repetitive some of her songs can be
Really enjoyed this! Some good bops
Never listened to Lorde. I added this to my library. We'll see when it feels like the right time to revisit this. Not sure when the mood will hit, but when it does, it will be the exact correct thing to listen to.
liability e homemade dynamite sono colonne sonore della mia vita quindi sarà minimo un 5 trovato altre chicche stra belle, ottimo album
I'm only familiar with the two-or-so most famous Lorde songs, and they really haven't done much for me so my expectations were low going into this. That said it's pretty solid! Wasn't absolutely blown away or anything, but definitely a pretty decent record.
So happy to hear this one. The first 6 tracks on this are unskippable; the weakest for me is sober II (the trap drums idk) - but the lyricism, the staying power, chef's kiss. I listened to a song exploder episode about Sober and the harmonies on 'liquor wet lime' stick out to me every single time now.
80
Such a change of vibe after Neil Young, Miles Davis, Dolly Parton and David Brubeck! I think it´s my bad for "having to listen to Melodrama just now, through the 1001albumsgenerator, for the 1st time!" Hey, better late than never. I´ve started to realize I´m even a bigger sucker for album covers than I´d previously thought. So so so good. I wish more artists would utilize these artistic paintings type of artworks for their albums. I´m yet to see a bad one of those. Honestly such a fun listen, I can totally see why this is an important album, not only for Lorde and her discography, but also for the 2016-2017 era of music.
Typa shit you play the morning after getting absolutely shitfaced. This is who Taylor Swift wishes she was. Beautiful album PF: Supercut
Loved it. Such a great voice.
One of the least remarked trends of the last decade is how good a lot of pop music has got compared with throwaway hit factories of yore. Funky, rich with melodic synth lines, filled with knowing, self-refrential, emotive lyrics. This is an excellent example.
This was really great. Lyrically really complex and she captures the exact feeling of being in your early 20s and everything feeling so serious.
Great album, I think that some of the writing could be developed a bit better but I thoroughly enjoyed it.
and thats how a lot of assholes feel, but thats not how i feel at all
3 1/2
rock solid
love this one. thanks jack antonoff i love u
Muy interesante, con sonidos tecno o algo así. Pero le encontré mucho parecido a Olivia Rodrigo
Really great album! When I heard this years ago I liked this more than her debut Pure Heroine, but relistening to them both today I actually like Pure Heroine more. Still, this one has some great tunes on it - Green Light and Supercut are particular highlights for me. Also, some of you people on this website really fucking hate women, wow. Grow up.
I definitely thought a Lorde album would be all stripped-back instrumentals, à la Royals. There's a bit of that in here, but for the most part the production actually surprised me with how flashy it gets, all without ever taking the spotlight away from the singing itself. Loved this! Standouts: Green Light • Homemade Dynamite • The Louvre • Hard Feelings/Loveless • Supercut • Perfect Places
Leaving Pure Heroine off this list in favor of Melodrama is as much of a misstep as leaving off Mezzanine for Protection, but I'll take it. This is a great album for sure but there are a few songs on here like The Louvre that have always been a bit of a slog for me. I think Lorde is way better in her more subdued and dark form on her first album, so hearing her do the dancey stuff is always getting a bit of a HUH from me, but I can't deny she's still at the top of her game here.
felt nostalgic..like it was 2018 all over again when i kept seeing this album on instagram moodboard accounts. some essential hits of the time are in here. i'm not sure if i gave this a full listen before but also damn it's sad at points.
Tales of young love, heartbreak, and self-reckoning, told with vivid imagery and sharp wit. May not be relatable to grumpy old white men on this site, but I was young once and being well produced isn't actually as much of a dig as you think
Lorde exploded right onto the scene with "Pure Heroine" around the time I was in high school. Those singles got their fair share of radio play then, but I don't think I had heard anyone quite like Lorde at the time. The follow-up album is usually a make-or-break situation for most artists and here in "Melodrama", getting Jack Antonoff on production pretty much ensured that this was gonna be a hit. Those signature synths and electronic beats mixed with Lorde's delivery go a long way, but even the softer piano melodies really drive home the themes of solitude and introspection that are shared here. It's all very well produced and sticks with you. I don't really see the bland or formulaic claims some people are making here, except maybe for the breakup/"sad girl" theming. One of the better 2010s pop albums in my eyes.
Generational talent
I get a little weary of her affectations, but she writes great pop hooks. The description of herself on Liability is really great: So I guess I'll go home Into the arms of the girl that I love The only love I haven't screwed up She's so hard to please, but she's a forest fire
#204/1001 🇳🇿 3 spins of this today and its an enjoyable listen. The Jack Antanoff production is definitely noticeable and whilst musically it has a nice electro vibe, the standout track for me is the piano based Writer in the Dark. Lorde's vocals sit somewhere between Kate Bush and Lana Del Ray. Lyrically, this is a very sad set of songs, whilst having grand intentions, Melodrama being an apt title. Best Tracks: Writer in the Dark, Perfect Places, Green Light, The Louvre.
I wish I had listened to this more when it came out. I don’t always get Lorde but she crushed this one. I’m gonna give it 4 Stars which might be too low and only because I’m not sure I’ll return to this one.
Kovinkin tuttu levy, vähän ehkä väärällä tavalla angstinen omaan nykyiseen maailmankuvaan, mutta päällisin piirtein tykkään kyllä levystä. Lorden ensimmäinen levy on tutumpi ja ehkä sen vuoksi menevämpi, tuoreempi tuntuu ehkä nykysellään kiinnostavammalta (musiikki ja imago). Hyvä levy joka tapauksessa, hittibiisit hittaa, eikä niissä muissakaan paljoa vikaa ole.
ps i've listened to this album before and it's one of my most streamed ever Wait people are saying Lorde is bringing back "Melodrama" for her next album???? ...HELL YES!! "Melodrama" is a very vulnerable and personal project from Lorde, but on top of that, it is also extremely creative both musically and stylistically and takes a lot of risks compared to her top-charting tracks (no hate tho, they're great). We have catchy and infectious hooks but also introspective, gorgeous acoustic piano ballads, something Lorde didn't really dabble much in before. "The Louvre" as an example opens up strangely with an acoustic guitar before building up to a melodic chorus, then suddenly turns into Lorde repeating "Broadcast the boom, boom, boom, boom and make 'em all dance to it" plenty of times. In theory, the latter is also a really interesting line; not a lot of people truly listen to the lyrics of charting artists and Lorde's success in the music industry may have further proved that. While she was writing very personal lyrics, no one really cared, and simply danced. That further proves that this record specifically was a stylistic risk in Lorde's creative process. I have a lot of favorite tracks on this LP... I may like the entire thing as a whole BUT it's just not a perfect one to me. The production here is really great combined with Lorde's beautiful vocals and personal writing. We also see her making reprises and sequels to tracks, such as "Liability" and "Sober", and "Liability (Reprise)" has actually become one of my favorite songs... ever recently, for some reason. Also, let me just take a moment to speak on the strange but pleasant musical choices... The strange metal grating sound in "Hard Feelings/Loveless", a trap beat in the same song, these piano ballads, like oh my god... quite a lot more unexpected stuff ngl. Not doing a full on analysis right now as much as I'd want to but... yeah. I don't see how anyone couldn't like this honestly. It's pretty accessible both to the radio and to patient listeners and it's a pretty unique record. FAV: Green Light, Sober, Homemade Dynamite, The Louvre, Liability, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Sober II (Melodrama), Writer In the Dark, Supercut, Liability (Reprise), Perfect Places LEAST FAV: not really any........ 11 tracks done concisely and cohesively well 😅
Haven't listened to much Lorde before but i did like this
Liked this a lot, great voice
Good on relisten
as a gen z i complain about the low scores of this. i feel the late night melancholy and the wooziness and stuff, walking on the street listening to music like nothing ever matters. 4/5
I don't really connect with Lorde's music as strongly as other people seem to, but Melodrama is the record of her's I continue to like the most. The production is so intimate, every bass and snare hits with the same directness as Lorde's signature vocals. Her writing isn't always as poetic as it thinks it is ("A couple rebel top gun pilots flying with nowhere to be"), but when it hits ("Every perfect summer's eating me alive"), it HITS. Favs: Green Light, Sober, Homemade Dynamite, The Louvre, Writer in the Dark, Supercut Least Fav: Hard Feelings/Loveless Score: 7
Good
blowing up shit with homemade dynamite
Got me through my worst breakup.
Banger! -1 star for Jack Antonoff 🤮
Lorde’s that aRtSy iDgAf GuRl from your study hall writing poem and lyrics instead of algebra homework. She’s not in choir, but she’s an aspiring singer – nay, an aspiring STAR. Let’s put on the sluttiest thrift store finds, dip ourselves in body glitter and hang out on the fire escape for a Canon CoolPix photoshoot. Smudged eyeliner from crying, optional, but encouraged. The bouncy pop beats and raspy talk-sing style is fun to vibe to. Random screeching? Check. Homemade dynamite? Check. Super danceable percussion? Check. Writer In The Dark – oof. Idk if I hate it or I love it. Either way, the bare raw presentation is extremely vulnerable and relatable. Not ugly enough to be grating, not pretty enough to be well, pretty. Just real enough to convey true emotion. Favorite tracks: Green Light, Sober, Supercut
This was a very good album. Obviously I'm giving deference towards pop albums so far in this listen through, especially ones that came during my life, but I think that Lorde has always been able to distinguish herself with an incredibly distinct voice and style of music that the bedroom pop girlies wish they could emulate. It is a satisfying collision of instrumentality and percussion in both the tracks and her own voice. While there are only really 2-3 songs that, for me, were memorable enough to like/playlist (Green Light, Liability, and Supercut), the overall sound is just original enough--in terms of 2010's pop--for me to feel that this is a significant cut above the rest of stuff that was coming out in this decade.
Personally for me not as good as her debut but still full of bangers I’d already heard and also some great songs that were new to me 4
All pop music should be this good. Catchy, very well written, diverse and well produced start to finish. The song range from euphoric, anthemic bangers that are like dopamine straight to my veins (Perfect Places, Green Light) to heartfelt ballads (Liability) and she does it all remarkably well while offering a surprising level of vulnerability. I feel like the fact that she made this at such a young age makes the songs really easy to connect to for me as a younger listener. There is a lot of topics of adolescence and ageing covered in an accessible and super catchy way. All that backed up with very tasteful production, which is becoming more and more rare in mainstream pop. It's a really monumental record that defines 2010s pop quite well.
Very very good - feels like her Blue. Love her commitment to being legitimately mean-spirited throughout. Loveless is a highlight wish it was its own track, Writer in the Dark also great. Not rating it a 5 out of protest for Pure Heroine not being on this list.
Surprised me on how much I enjoyed some of the songs. Almost all of them I can imagine being sung by another similar artist like Taylor Swift.
More personal and emotional than Pure Heroine, Melodrama feels like a strong second step forward in Lorde’s career. She sings from the heart across these tracks, and I’m glad the instrumentation doesn’t get overlooked either, giving the album this dreamy, moody atmosphere that really works. Even with the changes from her debut, this still feels like the Lorde we know and love. The second half does falter slightly, but there really aren’t any weak songs here. Overall, it’s a pretty good listen from start to finish.
I’ve heard this album quite a few times over the years. I know the Lorde fan base loves it, but I still think Pure Heroine is overall better, although this one may have higher highs. Her vocals are slightly aggravating to me on some songs, but I can’t fault her little stylistic twist. Mid 4
I didnt even know she had a second album
Really like this - didnt think i would
I have heard of Lorde. Haven’t heard any of her music. She has a great voice: husky and sexy. Sparse music. Mostly electronic. All the songs are good. A very good album. Four stars.
(79/100)
A good effort, Lorde keeps within her normal vocal range, with similar beats but a good diversity of outcomes on each song - good album overall, I'd give it a listen again!
After knowing of this album by reputation only because it was well reviewed when it released I was underwhelmed. It rings very loud of aaa pop album status with its overworked production at the same time Lorde's vocals aren't dynamic enough for me. It's not until the last half of the album any track has vocal notes firmly in the treble clef. I favorited one of the singles but overall this was very good but not great to me
Pas beaucoup d’amour pour Lorde ici! Je ne dirais pas que l’album au complet m’accroche complètement, mais les singles sont excellents. Perfect Places pour fermer l’album c’est parmi mes chansons favorites
Incredible pop with a modern sound and relatable lyrics
Jeg foretrekker Pure Heroine, men dette er solide saker.
Gjenomført og bra plate. Hadde bare hørt et par låter av henne før. Men dette høres jo veldig ut som en Tylor Swift plate.
Emotions from a house party, jack antonoff collab Green light
Loved this. It doesn't sound much like anything else I've heard, except perhaps Imogen Heap.
melodrama is definitely more fleshed out than pure heroine but it does not have as strong of an emotional and musical 'grab' as pure heroine
Happy to see this one come up. Great album but a great artist. David Bowie himself appreciated Lorde and saw her as an inspirational and unique individual. Who can argue with that?
I liked it, good album
I dug it
Oh thank god
Very interesting listening to this at the same time as famesick. Looked up the Wikipedia of this and her ex she wrote this about shares the name with a nz rugby player and I got excited for a fun tidbit to pull out- he’s just a photographer :(. Not a huge fan of the album otherwise. Specific rating - 3.8 Fav song - Green light Least fav - sober
I'm exactly the target audience for this album and I've been targeted well. I mean it's literally an album about being an overdramatic Ella in your early 20s/late teens. I love Writer In The Dark but I always think about the videos of her shushing the audience at her concerts so she can sing it without them. Favourite song: Liability (or Supercut, mood dependent) Least: Hard Feelings/Loveless
4/5 7.55/10 not a lorde fan but some songs good.
Leuk album
Wow, so good. I dint think I was going to like this, but it I did. She's almost up there with Lana I think. It somewhat reminded me of Lola young and the last dinner party. So I guess Lorde has definitely inspired some other artists.
So it's pretty much just Midnights by taylor Swift but a few years earlier. Really great production, a little bit samey though, doesn't really take you on a journey, but immaculately crafted modern pop
4/5
(Light 8/10) A marked improvement over Pure Heroine, an already mature-beyond-her years Lorde improves on her minimalist alt-pop formula with help from Jack Antonoff, creating a very compelling piece of work that plays very wholistically from Track One to Eleven. While a few songs were a tad derivative of her peers; E.G. Lana and Taylor, overall Lorde's lyricism and storytelling make up for any similarities in the aesthetic I've noticed. This is one of those records you can't shuffle, very good listen.
Really strong collection of chunk synths and modern pop ballarding. Great
I like this album.
Nice and cozy
Great pop and experimental tracks fuse togheter, really cool
I thought this album was awesome! Just the right amount of production, one of the better pop albums that I've heard.
Really, really liked it, will listen to it one more time to pick my favourites, but she was definitely a revelation with this album 😍
Good stuff. Opening track is a banger. Lyricism is very good and it’s musically interesting. Sometimes could be considered a bit samey, would have liked a bit more variation around the feel, but still very good.
me gustaron todas las canciones... buena para una sesion en el gym
Slay
Najs kanske ska lyssna mer på Lorde, 4/5!
Love her voice & music.
Not bad for a Colorado geologist/weed farmer.
she's got such a piercing voice and it's great!
Great album with great production. An obvious departure from her first album, with a lot more going on, but it works, and it works well.
Recommend
Singer songwriters are in my wheelhouse, but this one still surprised me. I enjoyed it a lot - quite good.
would give 3.5, idk kinda cringe (?)
I was slightly surprised to see this album on the list, as I remember it being popular but I don't particularly remember critical acclaim. I already loved several songs on this album, including the heartbreaking Liability and the rejuvenating Perfect Places. Planning to add this to my collection.
This album surprised me, it was pretty good!
great excuse to finally listen! green light is definitely the least good song on this album, seriously underrated track list
Bra men minns som bättre. Knsk mer bangers på Heroine
All very catchy
Lorde is a difficult artist for me. I like much of her music, but she strikes me as an artist who takes herself too seriously. Maybe she comes across as lacking humility? I can’t put my finger on it. Something about her just irks me. I don’t particularly love her voice, but when it works, it works incredibly well. With all that said, I rather enjoyed this album. Many of the beats were interesting, most of the songwriting is quality, and it took me on an emotional journey. I’m also a fan of Jack Antonoff’s production style overall. I really love the album artwork as well. I wouldn’t say I’d reach for the album as a whole to listen to regularly, but I did save some tracks to my favorites playlist.
Wish the ratings were out of 10. Also wish it was Pure Heroine instead of Melodrama
Notable Textzeile: All the nights spent off our faces Trying to find these perfect places What the fuck are perfect places anyway? Mir gefällt diese federleichte Mischung von Gitarren, Beats, Klavier. Dazu auch die Stimme, die öfter tiefer und voller klingt als sie eigentlich ist. Klar, da sind viele Rezepte der zweiten Hälfte der 10er wie man sie auch von anderen Female-Pop-Singer-Songwriter kennen, aber nothing wrong with it wenn die Ausführung so gut gelingt. Die Texte finde ich in ihrer Offenheit für alle Teenies der Welt anschlussfähig zu sein trotzdem sehr schön in ihrer unaufgeregten Art. Sehr schönes Popalbum. 3,5 wird zu 4.
Okay, einerseits finde ich ein bisschen komisch, wenn mir Musik gut gefällt die offensichtlich nicht auf mich als Zielgruppe formuliert ist, andererseits ist Jack Antonoff auch Jahrgang 1984 und der hat song credits auf jedem Song. Fantastisches Songwriting, super Produktion, schon eins der besten und am klügsten gemachten Pop Alben der 2010er. Reicht es für ne 5? Knapp nicht für mich, weil dafür die Variation zu klein ist und es dich einige Filler gibt.
Very Taylor swift like. They share the same producers and writers
Hats off to anyone that can get Pseudoephedrine into a lyric. Nice pop album. Good voice and (it must be said in this day and age) great to (seemingly) not be tainted by autotune. She appears to be an actual talent.
A concrete part of being a teenager is Lorde.
Relaxing and energetic at the same time. I hade to re-listen thrice.
There are some really good songs on here, Green Light, Sober, Writer in the Dark, Perfect Places. But also lots of others that feel more forgettable. Overall I don’t like it more than Pure Herione. Probably more like a 3.5
Cool vibes. Good production
Lowk fire
I liked this a lot. Much more than I thought I would. Four stars
I like to split some albums on strength of concept and strength of execution; and this one nails both in the supercharged emotion of a teenager. It has bops, it has slow songs, it has ballads, it has sadness. It’s a come down in emotion and production from the first but keeps the core things. Lorde is such an incredible vocalist and it really shows her range here. While that youth csn been an asset it does occasionally drag, but otherwise just perfect pop album. Also Jack Antonoff putting up fucking Steve Nash levels of pop music assists, the goat.
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Pretty decent, not as good as her first album but still pretty good!
sUpErCuT oF uS 4
Love this series of grooves. I miss some of the remixes released later. A great album from a great artist.
I was very excited when this came up. I really like what I hear on the radio from Lorde, I've just never gone an explored this record. She has a relatively different style, which makes her a fun listen. Amazing how she can blend ballads into dance music almost seamlessly. Her voice is cool, even if it's not an amazing instrument. Still, the way she approaches songs is fun and interesting. I could get why some might say the moodiness might be a bit heavy handed, but this didn't bother me at all. At times she has a pretty staccato style, reminded me a touch of Ed Sheeran who can do something similar. That said, she's totally unique, which makes her very engaging. It's incredible that she can be somewhat minimalistic but still create a cool, full sound. I've always liked Green Light, really excellent track. Plenty of others to like on here, including The Louvre, Perfect Places, the reprise of Liability (better than the original, albeit shorter), and Hard Feelings/Loveless. An excellent record. 4-stars.
Ok this album artwork is sickening. Glad to see some female pop on here.
This album has A LOT more to it than Liability. Also, just found out Lorde is a New Zealander. Hows about that?! Would listen again!
de lo mejor que hizo Lorde
I'm on the younger side of list-delvers here, but I remember distinctly when this album dropped. It absolutely ran through the university dorm I was at in 2017 like the killdozer. The guy in the room next door claimed to have met her at a party once. This, Blonde, and Currents were the anthem of my first embarkment into adulthood, and so I feel like I can't reasonably look at this album with anything but violently rose-tinted glasses. It's a very well-produced album, and Lorde has such a beautiful, smoky voice. Lyrically solid, and a decent swathe of variety. Been ages since I listened to breakout-hit Pure Heroine but I recall this being somewhat about the same level of quality. It's definitely bigger and more pop-py. The waves of electronic-inspired pop production led by female artists over these last few years, somewhat inspired by Lorde's success, has been a blessing. Melodrama is wall to wall excellent pop singles that deserve the regular radio rotation they seem to enjoy down here in Australia. Fav tracks: Green Light, Homemade Dynamite, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Supercut
"But my hips have missed your hips/So, let's get to know the kicks/Will you sway with me?/Go astray with me?" - Sober Homemade Dynamite é sobre o que todo jovem já viveu, ou quer viver: sair, encontrar gente, festejar, beber e fazer sexo, uam noite caótica entre jovens, onde tudo pode dar errado e você só vai... O álbum descreve a ida à uma festa em casal, a volta sozinha depois de uma briga. Eu ouvi esse álbum umas três vezes seguidas, foi ficando cada vez melhor depois do estranhamento onde eu analisei mais de perto as letras. Eu gostei principalmente de "Hard Feelings/Loveless" e "Writer In The Dark"
There’s enough stylistic variety here to impress even the biggest skeptic and yer there’s also a lot of coherence
enjoyable, not all as poppy as some of her tracks (green light) but very listenable
Gen X'er here. Just found out I'm going to be a grandfather (which I'm excited about, BTW) and wondered where the time has gone. In a way, I get that same feeling from Lorde on this album. She pines for the better times of a relationship that has ended, yearns for the newness of infatuation, celebrates the adrenaline rush of the party life but explores its emptiness as she comes down from the high and embraces the solitude. I'm amazed to be typing these words about a quirky artist I knew only from the ubiquitous Royals and the recent, subpar Solar Power. Definitely some Taylor Swift vibes in some tunes (maybe the Jack Antonoff connection?) and in the lyrics of songs like Writer in the Dark. Appreciate the cleverness of The Louvre. Vocally, I get some of the Kate Bush comparisons. I listened to this twice through and found it enjoyable. High 3 for me, so I'm rounding up.
Unfortunately I can’t give an objective vote, since green light started playing I wanted to cry because of nostalgia
Lovely voice
8.5 / 10
I liked this album. I though it was well put together, with great opening and closing tracks. I enjoyed almost every song. However, I inexplicably find myself disliking Lorde herself. Every song paints her in a very unflattering light, at least from my point of view. I just have no empathy for her, which definitely affected my listening experience of this album. Overall, I still liked the album itself quite a bit, and for that it gets this rating. Four stars. (Favorite track: Green Light.)
I actually really enjoyed this album, and wondered how it did not get more airplay when it came out. I would listen to this album again.
Destined to be overshadowed by it's fantastic lead single, but actually full of bops 4
I know she's not for everyone, but I've always been a fan of Lorde. I think this album does a great job of showcasing some different styles, while building off what she established on her previous album. It's an album where I never skip a track, they're all so good!
I like the lyrics of her songs. I can see the soul behind it.i also add some songs to my Playlist like green light and sober 2
What a difference 15 years makes in pop music. The pop that was coming out in the early 2000s exploded during that time, but wasn't my taste at all. Fast forward and my I'm digging a lot of the pop from the mid 2010s on, like this album. I enjoyed every track on here. Its not quite perfect, and I admit, I liked her first album Pure Heroine more, but this is just a really good pop record.
Strong 7
Favorite track/s: Perfect Places, Green Light, Supercut, Green Light Least favorite track/s: N/A
This is a very good sophomore album with some slick production work by Jack Antonoff. It’s a good blend of pop and electropop that was popular in the 2010’s. Green Light is a catchy, upbeat pop song to start the album. The Louvre is another favorite of mine. Writer In The Dark really captured my attention. It’s a piano ballad with a beautiful string arrangement, very orchestral. The closer of the album, Perfect Places, is another song with a catchy chorus that I enjoyed.
Really enjoyed this one. Much more Art (ie weird noises) than I was anticipating.
yees
This goes down so easy, besides Sober (II) (sounding like a generic trap beat) even the less in your face songs keeps bringing your attention back with interesting production choices, unique melodies / phrasing that you can only hear from Lord.
Great voice and fresh sound
A good modern album on the list! Nice to bump up the 2010s average
They should hang this in the Louvre Down the back, but who cares - Still the Louvre
Louvre is an incredible number. Just crackles. Liability is such a naked song. "You're a little much for me" Lorde is a lotta much for the world. Hard Feelings/Loveless. So well produced. Like the rest of the album. Which is what I think makes me pull back some. It's because I'm old. I remind myself that "Dark Side of the Moon:" was also super produced, as was all of Steely Dan. I hear her sing "Bet you wanna rip my heart out", then I let this girl's talent wash over me. She's the real deal. Sober II (Melodrama). The centerpiece of the album. The afterparty, the afterglow, the dirty sheets, the toxic cleanup. And what I sense is the loneliness of this generation. The album cover is gorgeous. A post-modernist take on the post-coital moment. She's looking at us as we hold out shoes in our hands and tip-toe out the door... Her looks says it all: "Leaving so soon, bitch?" Writer in the Dark. What a complex track. The layering of voices, tones, meanings. The vocal is louder than on other songs, saying listen. You don't want to miss this. "I love you till my breathing stops, I love you till you call the cops on me." Desperation like I've never heard it before, raw emotion given a cold gloss. Best track on the LP. Perfect Place is too oriented for radioplay. I wasn't enamored. But overall a fine album. I think she's a serious artist.
going by how many times I've put it on again, this actually wants a 4. Splendidly crafted pop with an earnest and restless heart.
Not sure if I like this or Pure Heroine more. Regardless, it’s a very good record.
Talented singer and deep lyrics, but does nothing for me.
Green Light
I really liked the vives
Amazing. Best song: Supercut
Creative and very personal set of songs. Liability in particular, is one of the most beautiful songs I've heard in a while. Great album cover too. Faves: Green Light, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Liability
Pleasant and easy to listen to. Pop but alternative enogh to please me.
Do I like her voice? Yes...no..yes...no....yes?? There were actually only two songs on this album that I didn't like. The music was great. Really liked the song Supercut.
Good groove, and lyrics. I quite liked Liability. But overall it didn't blow me away. I'd listen again, because of the groove, and the style. But it's not the best example of this style, to me.
Not heard of Lorde before. Great first listen. Loved the album. Easy to listen to and a great many pop hooks in her songs.
Favorite Song: Green Light
8/10
seeing this was today's album was like winning the lottery very solid release from lorde although i still prefer her debut project notable: green light, supercut 4/5
the alt pop bible but not the best there is i fear highlights: liability, hard feelings/loveless, supercut 3.75/5
Lorde's voice is incredible. Only knew her from Royals but man she vibes.
3.5/5
Im pleasantly surprised. This album is so ahead of its time. Loved it
Pretty good, I really like Lorde's voice. Stands out against most pop artists.
Started strong with green light and kept it fairly well
I really liked her first album but apparently not enough to listen to anything else she's put out. This was very good!
I liked this, but there were no standout songs for me that would bring me back, so I really struggled on what to rate it. I flipped a coin on whether it would be a 3 or a 4, and it got lucky: 4.
It was surprising good! I’ve never really liked any of the lords songs I’ve heard before. But there was something sort of nostalgic about this album
“They say, ‘You're a little much for me You're a liability You're a little much for me’ So they pull back, make other plans I understand, I'm a liability” High quality (semi) contemporary Art Pop that cements Lorde as one of the deeper and more talented artists within the genre that my girlfriend and I affectionately refer to as “Girly-pop”. Lorde was doubtless key in laying the foundations of the female dominated pop landscape that exists today and it is interesting listening to this nearly ten years after its release. Sensitive and personal songs speaking on the female experience find increasing commercial success and resonate with fans in a very meaningful way. Lorde is clearly extremely good at delivering exactly these kinds of tracks and this “Melodrama” is a great example of this.
I like the album, the best things about it are the singers voice and the vibes of the songs Favs songs - Green Light, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Supercut 4/5
2025年の骨盤のジャケットのアルバムしか聞いたことなくてそれは極めて微妙だったけど、このアルバムは良いポップアルバムだと思った。
Non una pietra miliare, ma ci sono brani davvero sorprendenti come The Louvre o Liability Da riascoltare almeno 1 volta
Yummy
I have a hard time liking Lorde's vocal style, but it's definitely a me problem — this album is excellent. Gotta listen to more Kiwi musicians I suppose. So much great production and writing.
Some bangers indeed.
fuck yeah.
This is probably my favorite Lorde album from a sonic stance; I think her voice works best with synths and a more electronic sound. I wouldn’t call it her best lyrical work, but it’s not terrible. My favorite is Hard Feelings/Loveless.
Atmospheric, soft, sad and when it needs to be, incredibly vibrant. I've never been big on Lorde outside of a handful of tracks but I understand why this one gets a lot of praise. For some reason it makes me wonder if Olivia Rodrigo is going to make it into the next revision of the book.
Really good album, a nice discovery.
Excellent album. Great feel. Excellent production. Pop + feeling. Well worth several replays.
Favorite Tracks: Green Light / Homemade Dynamite / Liability / Supercut Rating: 3.7 Sounds fantastic in Lossless through a good pair of headphones! That Antonoff production value all over this thing; generally just very tight, dynamic, and interesting touches like some kind of melotron flute on Dynamite or the super distorted piano on Supercut. Loses some steam in the middle for me, and the whole depressed-at-an-EDM-show-but-make-it-pop thing isn't really my vibe, but Lorde's voice is really interesting and works well for this. I preferred Pure Heroin overall but even as a 40 something white dude this is a pretty cool album.
Haha, before listening to this, I was only really familiar with one Lorde song, and it wasn't on this album. The album was good though!
Day 12 — Lorde — Melodrama (2017) Listened: Mar 7, 2026 Genre: Indie Pop / Art Pop / Electropop Vibe: Heartbreak driven and emotionally raw, empowering, melancholic theatrical pop Highlights: • Green Light • Sober • The Louvre • Hard Feelings/Loveless • Writer in the Dark • Supercut • Perfect Places Impression: Great album from top to bottom. This is my type of pop. Great energy and lyrics. Rating: 3.5/5 Keep songs? Yes Revisit album? Yes
This was a very well done album. I enjoyed it quite a bit, more than I thought I would.
Easy to enjoy, familiar tracks
:)
don’t love her style of singing, but besides that this album is so much fun, well written and produced.
I've liked Green Light for a while but I never got around to listening to this album until now. I don't mind Jack Antinoff, but I'm usually not a fan of his work with Taylor Swift and some iof these tracks dip into that sound unfortunately. There are still a lot of fun tracks, and I think it's a well constructed album.
- Green light is so fun and will always remind me of 10th grade homecoming. - Sober suffers from the most 2017 percussion - Broadcast the boom boom boom and make them all dance to it -crazy how many small parts of this album i recognize but didn't know it was lorde before - in your car the radio up :0 Favs - Green Light, The Louvre, Writer in the dark, Supercut
Listened at Albian, great album
Nice, I understand why it is on the list, its pretty good
this was really good, very emotions and some bangers
Album
Thought I'd hate it but I had a fun time.
Breaking up with your boyfriend in a Lowe’s parking lot core.
Favorite tracks: Greenlight, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Supercut Pure charisma in a perfectly produced pop record.
If I'm being brutally honest, I would not have given this album a passing glance if I was twenty years younger. As it stands its not an album I would listen to in full regularly but there are plenty of standout tracks that peaked my interest. Standout Tracks Homemade Dynamite Liability Green Light Supercut
Great songwriting. Not my genre; sounds a lot like Adele when I was hoping for more of an alternative, Kate Bush feel. 3.5
I AM GEN Z!!!!
Me gusto mucho, mayoría de las canciones me gustaron por el ritmo o melodía, no le preste mucha atención a las letras
Me re encanto ya lo habia escuchadopero lo volví a escuchar me encantaron! A veces me cuesta conectar con Lorde pero este album es uno de mis favoritas después de Solar Power.
a modern one! fun! i had never fully listened to this album and i have historically not been a lorde fan. listening to this all the way through was delightful, i may have to give her other albums another chance <3
Super
Great fare from a beautiful singer. She has her own style and really shines well in this album. She has a great, understated voice that is really enjoyable to listen to.
> the Beatles Never listened to a full Lorde album. This was great.
What makes a pop record good to me? When it doesn’t sound like a pop record, and this is a perfect example.
I love the production on this album: dark, dense, pulsing with moody, almost menacing energy. And Lorde's rasp is the perfect voice to deliver it. An album to listen to when you're depressed but still the coolest bitch in the room. The lyrics don't all land for me, but this is definitely going into my regular rotation. Favorite tracks: I really need to listen more to determine because I like it all but on a first listen - Green Light, The Louvre, Hard Feelings/Loveless, Melodrama (Sober II), Perfect Places.
Emotional indie album with the right blend of heart-felt slower songs and some louder bangers with some force behind it. Love her voice! Green light is a banger. Supercut and the louvre are great too.
I am absolutely shocked at how much i enjoyed Melodrama. I've never been the biggest fan of Lorde because all i really knew her for was Royals and not much else. So i was shocked to see that this is some of the best contemporary pop i have heard in quite some time. It was insane to see just how textured, deep and melodic all these songs were. I also think that Lorde's vocals were definitely a highlight and some of the best she has sang. The lyrics are also really good here too with them always sounding deep but never overly melodramatic (get it?). Some of the songs toward the end did get a bit forgettable due to not much happening in them but overall, this is a really good album. Best Song: Sober Worst Song: Writer In The Dark
Really enjoy Lorde's music. Liability and Supercut were already in rotation from this album so it was an enjoyable listen to visit the rest of the tracks here.
can you believe this is my first time listening to this
I am on a worrying run of positivity with our recent albums. I think I listened to this years ago when it was much lauded by critics and it did nothing for me… but I really enjoyed this time. There are obvious Swift comparisons but I found the songs were melodically stronger and topically more interesting than most of Swift’s efforts. As pop albums go, it is up there…
Probably the best from Lorde
I’m biased so I know I’ll be rating this high. Such nostalgic songs for me here :) green light, perfect places
Lana Del Rey dreams of writing songs this good. So do I.
Idk, I like this and there are some crackers on it but there is something lacking and it fails to grab me. It’s a bit lacklustre at times somehow. I imagine it’s a grower though. 3.5
Liked this better than when it first came out. Still can’t get over how affected and inauthentic her voice sounds.
I got taken back to like 2015-2018 time of my life when I used to listen to very similar electronic chill music while gaming and I quite enjoyed this album in that sense. Low 4, since I think my 3's so far have been worse, but "nostalgia" carried this.
Pretty good. I was surprised!
Loved it surprisingly? Wendy has a pt. 4b despite it sounding soooo 2017
Я пам'ятаю, що дуже високо оцінив цей альбом, коли він вийшов, був десь в десятці за рік. Давно його не слухав і зараз мені здається, що він трошечки втратив з часом. Але зовсім трошечки. Цікавий продакшн (Антонофф тут затащив), Лорд має цікавий вокал, хороший сонгмейкінг, є супер хіти, є танцювальність, що межує з арті настроєм. Впевнена 4.5.
Saved? ✅ Would listen again? ✅ Would recommend to anyone? ✅ Would buy on Vinyl? ✅
People always said Lourde was good but never really listened to her stuff. But yeah, she’s pretty good
This came out when I was in college and it had my corner of twitter and tumblr in an absolute chokehold. Really good and super nostalgic for me.
La verdad que Lorde escribe muy bien pero en algunos momentos es demasiado pop empalagoso para mi 3.8 Favs: The Louvre, Liability, Supercut, Perfect Places
Not exactly my taste, but not bad actually.
7/10
Very good.
O estilo vocal de Lorde é simplesmente amável. Sua voz sussurrante e as batidas eletrônicas maximalistas são uma combinação explosiva neste disco. Preciso admitir que na verdade eu gosto mais da estréia dela, o álbum Pure Heroine, mas Melodrama é uma continuação brilhante dos temas propostos naquele disco, trocando a palheta minimalista e monocroma por cores saturadas e iridescentes. Se aquele é Pure Heroine, este seria Pure Ecstasy. Canções hinicas com temáticas agridoces à respeito de juventude, mágoas amorosas e sociais, tudo extremamente relatável pra qualquer pessoa minimamente sensível. A produção é maximalista, como eu mencionei, mas ela chega lá de maneira até que simples, não totalmente fora dos padrões de Jack Antonoff, que eu já jurei vontade de matá-lo violentamente em uma review passada. Digo, ele fez muito estrago na indústria pop, mas ele têm seus dotes sim e aqui ele os utiliza muito bem. O resultado é algo até que raro, um álbum pós 2010 que flui verdadeiramente bem, e defino ele como um clássico instantâneo. Um disco que vai indubitavelmente envelhecer perfeitamente bem. Um verdadeiro mistério o porquê dessa lista incluir Melodrama mas não Pure Heroine. Não consigo em sã consciência avaliar este álbum com cinco estrelas sabendo que existe aquele outro. Parece injusto, mas faz sentido em minha mente. 4.5
Random thoughts: * I think this album is aging really well. I might like it even more than when it came out. * Rarely does the sophomore effort live up to the hype but this one easily does and might even surpass the debut album. * I'm not of Lorde's generation but it feels like she has really tapped into what it is like for people in her generation. I think I'd be okay having Lorde represent for my generation. * This is a much better choice from the 2000s. I think we will look back on this one as a classic and should definitely be included in a list like 1001.
lorde my bbyyyy
Love Lorde although my favorite from her is Pite Heroine I still enjoy this album although I haven’t heard it in awhile
One of my favorite pop artists from the last 20 years, and this is her peak (so far). Her music is cathartic and messy. Her lyrics are best in genre ("They'll hang us in the Louvre / down the back, but who cares? Still the Louvre"). Gets deeper and better on each listen. A modern masterpiece.
Lorde rocks
Very sentimental to the time in which it came out. This album, Lordes vocals, -- are a blueprint to the indie/synth pop that is still being released today. Surreal lyricism and valuable production choices throughout, this album will never not stir some level of adolescent heartbreak within me.
It's great(now I feel like that one music review TikToker who glazes Lorde)
Very sleek production but has enough punch to keep me interested. Very good of it's kind
Классное звучание, мне понравилось
Enjoyed. Never listened to this one before today
I looked and for some fucked reason there's no Pure Heroine on this list which I think is far and away the superior Lorde album.
Very good pop music. If I’m being picky, some of the lyrics feel a bit cliché and I imagine the production will feel a little dated in the coming years but you absolutely can’t argue with the quality of the songwriting and the vocals. I enjoyed this far more than I expected. Best: Green Light (Writer in the Dark also excellent on many levels) Worst: no bad songs
ничего не сохранил, но мне понравилось!
good solid album with some great songs
A great set of songs
after a dose of depressing 90’s albums i was wondering if i should just drop the project. but seriously, “Melodrama” is one of the best (newest) pop albums ever. anyone who says its soulless is either: a. a man b. a boomer c. all of the above favs: Liability, Homemade Dynamite, Perfect Places
good pop music (rare)
I’m beginning this project while also beginning the project of trying to be a Buddhist. A lot of that requires letting go of assumptions and just being in the moment. So I tried to let go of whatever feelings I have about Lorde, her debut album, and the choice of this one for the book over that. What I heard was a smart pop artist in the vein of those I love now (St. Vincent, Caroline Polachek) and those from the past (Kate Bush). There’s danceable stuff, dark stuff, a great mix. And she doesn’t particularly sound like someone trying to be anything but herself, which is all I want for her after her early stardom. Guess I let that slip in there, but I hope that’s what I’d want for anyone.
Girly but good. Not a bad song on to be honest.
Easily Lorde’s best work. Very cohesive pop record which doesn’t over stay its welcome.
OF COURSE BABYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Lorde’s best album. A bit soft in the middle but a thrilling start and emotional finish.
Lotta melodrama. Brings me back to roadtrips in the PNW for baseball. More nostalgia than actually enjoying the lyrics but overall enjoyable.
I've already listened to this album quite a bit. Lorde's best work so far. I enjoy all the tracks, with Homemade Dynamite and Perfect Places being my favorite songs. 4.25/5.
green light, supercut, liability, perfect places, and the louvre are such standouts. other songs are certainly weaker. probably a 4 star for me?
A classic angsty album with some timeless hits. Favourite tracks: Hard Feelings/Loveless Supercut
7/10 Very cool, but left me asking why she sings like that.
Solid breakup album. Though, she does not seem to have dealt with it well…at all. Some of the tracks sucked me in more than others. Either way, I’m sure this would have been in heavy rotation had I known about it during a previous breakup.
Best song is homemade dynamite
I am familiar with "Green Light" (such a bop) but my first time listening to the whole album. What a talent she is. I really enjoyed this record. Favorites: Green Light, Sober, Liability, Supercut Would I listen to it again: Yes
i listened to this when it came out, and was disappointed off the high of pure heroine. revisiting it, i was much more appreciative of the intentionality of the additional production compared to her first album. the lyrics were hitting this time — maybe i’ve matured. pretty sure i forgave myself for feeling a way about all of my past boyfriends.
fave songs: homemade dynamite, louve, green light, perfect places
Pretty voice. Pretty melodies. Pretty neat lyrics. I feel pretty hearing this album & I like that too.
Already had 4 of the songs on this album in my library and enjoyed listening to the remainder of the album. Solid. Added a couple of additional songs to playlists. Great beats, catchy lyrics. (4)
*Melodrama* Quite honestly I just think this sounds like a Jack Antonoff album . Not that that's a bad thing but whether he's working with Taylor, Lana, or in this case Lord there's a certain sound that is pretty much pervasive through all of it. But there are some really good highlights to this album the opener "Green Light" probably is good as a 2010s pop song can get. The closer "Perfect Places" is quite good as well. But I think the highlights is when she gets a little bit more stark. "Liability" and "Writer In The Dark" really stand out for me they really come off very emotionally bare. I love the Kate Bushisms of "Writer" which she pulls off on pure authenticity. They even left as we get to most of the rest of the album I liked but I just didn't really get 100% moved by it because I kept hearing Antonoff jacking all over the place. But I think the highlights of this album keep it in a mild four level (8.33) ★★★★ Quite honestly I think *Pure Heroine* was a better album. I think it was a unique little debut and should have been the one in the book
Very enjoyable and cool pop album. 4 stars
I thought this album was a pretty good pop album and a pleasant surprise. It most reminds me of Taylor Swift's 1989, which came out a couple years prior. Not everything works for me, but I do think there's some good songs here, including "Green Light", "The Louve", "Liability", and "Writer in the Dark". 4 stars.
I'm not a huge fan of the signature Antaonoff sounds, but it is always incredibly well produced. Lorde brings an edge that balances the glistening synths. The art-pop tracks worked more for me than the pop-pop tracks, outside of Green Light which is my favorite song on the album. There was a lot more to chew on with this record than I expected!
Surprisingly I enjoyed this album a lot, great range between upbeat dancey songs and slower introspective songs. The production on the album is very good, lots of very enjoyable beats. Not perfect but damn close
bop
Better than I expected not my cup of tea but decent- i definitely could re listen to this
This is a really close one. I’m gonna give it a high 4, low 5 (but 4 stars)
The same standard breakup makeup love songs, but with a self awareness to it acknowledging how cliche it all is. I mean, it’s called melodrama, people! Were you never 19? Wrap it in some of Jack Antonoff’s best production (that’s saying something) and you’ve got a winner. I love Charli XCX
I am not a fan of Lorde at all. In fact I do not like her other 3 albums at all, but this came to me at a time where I was about to make a big change in my life, and in her breakup album I found inspiration of the big change in my life. it is a fantastic pop album .Pop songs are my guilty pleasure and this is full of synth and drum. Hard Feelings/Loveless was always my favourite on the album, but it is accompanied by a lot of notable songs. I am not out to own it, but I have it digitally and I am ok with that. 4 stars
greenlight - 9/10 - ok loved this sober - 7/10 - love the prechorus, the rest is not my fav homemade dynamite - 5.5/10 - didn’t love this the louvre - 7/10 - the verses are perfect but i don’t love the “broadcast the boom, boom, boom” part liability - 10/10 - absolute perfection hard feelings/loveless - 8.5/10 - love the hard feelings part but less so the loveless half, the hard feelings section is much longer tho so i lean more towards enjoying this track sober II - 6/10 - meh writer in the dark - 8/10 - so good supercut - 10/10 - PERFECT I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH OMG (knew this previously) liability (reprise) - 9/10 - not as good as liability but still good perfect places - 9.5/10 - amazing overall rating for the album is like an 8/10, some tracks i really loved and some weren’t for me
Is melodramatic indeed. I enjoyed this and will revisit
Dramatic and not my taste but not bad 😁
Not as good as I remember but I'll still give it a 4. Favorite track: Writer In The Dark 3.5/5
Love
Her best album
While Lorde might not be my favorite Pop Queen (that honor belongs to Carly Rae Jepsen), it's hard to deny that her first two albums are damn good. Melodrama is an album that stands today as one of the masterpieces of modern Alt-Pop. While it didn't receive nearly as much widespread appeal as Pure Heroine, it offers a much deeper insight into Lorde as both an artist and a human being. Melodrama is a very personal and introspective album that showcases just how expressive Pop music can be when talented artists are allowed to write about more than shallow love. It helps a lot that Melodrama also boasts arguably the best Alt-Pop production of all time consistently throughout its runtime. Green Light is the perfect start showing just what this album is capable of right out of the gate. It carries that momentum until around the Loveless section of Hard Feelings, but picks it back up quickly with Supercut to finish just as strong as it starts. Melodrama was fundamental in developing my enjoyment of modern Pop music, which I had largely written off for a while. I believe it has helped me appreciate so many other modern Pop artists that I likely would've completely rejected 5 years ago. Whenever I hear somebody say that popular music sucks, Melodrama is usually the album I point them to. Along with Pure Heroine, Melodrama defines a period of mid 2010s nostalgia that has become very personally important to me. It's an album that's able to capture a deep emotional struggle without sacrificing anything in the way of fun and beautiful Pop production. Melodrama remains Lorde's masterpiece and represents the absolute best of modern Pop music.
Good tunes but too melancholic for me.
Green Light is such a banger. Rest of the album holds up well enough.
Finely crafted pop tunes with a delicate touch. Beautiful vocals. A bit juvenile but understandably so. Probably more impressive at the mature aspects given the artists age.
automatic 4 for Supercut
A very pleasant surprise! Really good album.
Emotive heartbreak Green light Writer in the dark Supercut
Peak Album, Pop but in a good way, my 14 year old self would’ve ate that up
LUVVV THIS ALBUM CLASSIC CLASSIC CLASSIC fav tracks ALL OF THEMMM
Interesting musically but the lyrics were not relatable
I’d heard this album was supposed to be good. I enjoyed it, I liked how it was bookended by the most popular songs. Some parts reminded me of more recent Taylor Swift songs, which could be because Jack Antonoff was producing.
There’s a few songs on here I def had on repeat at some point but the other ones were kinda meh but vibes wise it’s so very teenage girl in like the best way possible.
It is a good pop album
So unique and different. I love her very odd voice.
Already knew this one, I love it.
I mean the girl was 19!! cam'on
9. amazing nostalgic personal creative enjoyable