In the summer of 2015, Carly Rae Jepsen was looking to the future: “My desire now,” she told an interviewer, “is to see how far I can stretch pop.” Her latest moves had evolved from the good-enough charm of Kiss—the album that contained her unexpectedly planet-dominating hit “Call Me Maybe”—into glossier, vintage-inspired territory: gated drums,Read More
After years of deferring to the professionals in sessions, Rae met Elvira Anderfjärd and Luka Kloser in early 2024—a pair of young songwriter/producers signed to MXM Studios, the publishing camp of pop mastermind Max Martin. After writing the hook of “Diet Pepsi” together that same day, the three women would go on to write almostRead More
In short order, Addison Rae has become one of Gen Z’s most chimeric rising stars. She’s a keen student of pop divas past and present; a relentless nostalgia tactician, flaunting an old iPod Nano like the coveted new influencer gift; and a creative coconspirator who last weekend joined Arca at Coachella to perform their “Aquamarine”Read More
Since she reinvented herself with a scream on the remix of Charli XCX’s “Von Dutch” last year, Addison Rae has held my attention, maneuvering with such ease you forget she’s maneuvering at all. There is canny joie de vivre in her campy paparazzi shots, which find her pumping gas in a Saints flat-brim and nipRead More
Addison Rae’s 2024 started with a bang: screaming over the top of mentor-slash-bestie Charli XCX’s viral “Von Dutch” remix and letting loose a short, fiendishly simple earworm into A.G. Cook’s Britpop highlight “Lucifer.” Rae’s first solo track of the year, the shimmery Lanacore ballad “Diet Pepsi,” became her first Billboard hit, having received a tidyRead More
Tegan and Sara are spearheading an open letter campaign that opposes anti-transgender legislation in Canada. The letter, which was created by the duo’s foundation for LGBTQ+ equality and justice, was published on March 31 in observation of the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Over 400 artists have signed the letter, including Alanis Morissette, Carly RaeRead More
In the halcyon days of pandemic TikTok, anyone mindlessly scrolling the app would almost certainly have seen the beaming face of Addison Rae. A sweet Southern blonde with a signature nose scrunch, she had dropped out of Louisiana State University for a wildly successful career emoting and dancing online, becoming the app’s highest-paid personality inRead More
Love is a potent substance, and who knows this better than Carly Rae Jepsen, the starry-eyed pop star who has dedicated her entire career to exploring the mind-altering thrills of romance? On the swooning floor-filler “Psychedelic Switch,” the highlight of her new B-sides album The Loveliest Time, she once again evokes the concept of loveRead More
Love is a potent substance, and who knows this better than Carly Rae Jepsen, the starry-eyed pop star who has dedicated her entire career to exploring the mind-altering thrills of romance? On the swooning floor-filler “Psychedelic Switch,” the highlight of her new B-sides album The Loveliest Time, she once again evokes the concept of loveRead More
“Ain’t Bad (Leans Gone Cold)” menukar teh dari “Thank You” milik Dido dengan secangkir teh, vokal yang melankolis namun sombong dan tegang yang berasal dari dentuman bass dan tuts ratapan. Secara historis, Sebagian besar kegelapan dalam lagu-lagu Rae Sremmurd berasal dari melodi yang keras dan aransemen drum yang menghantui gaya produksi nokturnal para penabuh genderang.Read More
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