Watch her Ellen performance from yesterday, that's probably why. So tragic
Maybe this is gonna blow your mind but people can like both this and CRJ. I do.
^I'd rather sleep with her than on her
because a lot of people are adults
Listing a 1975 song to answer the rhetoric of "real music" is embarrassing and exposes a complete lack of knowledge on the state of the industry at best, and a sheep-herded mentality at worst.
*looks up Carly Rae Jepsen*
This is the "Call Me Maybe" woman it seems. So, I don't sleep on her, I actively change the channel when her music comes on. The reason you ask? Because it's annoying.
To be really honest, I was gunning more for Run Away With Me, Jepsen admits. But I was unanimously across the board getting told I Really Like You was it, and I was like Alright, as long as we do Run Away second. And then as soon we got Tom Hanks on board, I was like, This is fun and tongue-in-cheek, this is a moment in and of itself. The song is something I like for its 80s punch, but I was obsessed with that saxophone. But you can always look back and say, should I have?, and I dont know I had a wonderful day in New York shooting a film with Tom Hanks. It was a cool part of my life, and it was a fun moment in time.
For an album whose success was predicated on word-of-mouth Hey friends, did you know the singer of Call Me Maybe made the best album of the year? No, seriously! Check it out. it was frustrating for fans lacking a legal avenue through which to share it. Many turned to piracy, resulting in a groundswell of support, but middling sales. Eventually, Jepsens team gave up all pretenses of a traditional album rollout, releasing a song a week with little fanfare in the month run-up to its official August street date.
They had a whole bunch of reasons for the game plan of it, says Jepsen. But I look back, and I think its something that I will pay more attention to next time. Not that I wasnt aware and involved and actively debating all of these things singles and strategy but at the time I probably trusted other people before myself, and I think thats something that I took from this. I will learn to value my own opinion on things just as much as I give that power away. I think I really took my power with the artistic side of the album, and the things that I was more excited about handling, but I think its important to look at both.
I dont want to wait three years like I did after Kiss, she explains. I feel inspired. I think why I took so long last time was that I didnt really know what I wanted to do. Im not sitting here saying this is the plan, but I feel really ready to find it now and I dont feel like I need a hiatus. I feel fired up. My dream would be to hopefully get something out at the top of 2017 that I felt right about. But if it didnt feel right, then I would wait. Thats the one thing I dont want to rush.
Yep, which is a shame. I like that people are posting songs of hers that they enjoy. Maybe some who like pop but are dismissive of her will give her a second chance.
Uh, no. She has been on a precipitous downward trajectory after Call Me Maybe.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're trying to tell me that one of her songs being really bad makes all her other songs better in comparison?Case in point: someone who has no idea how good her last album was.
Her team REALLY fucked up with the lead single for EMOTION. This Stereogum article talks about it, but yeah, it seems that EMOTION's failure was due to the lead single hoping to catch lightning in a bottle twice and the fact it came out months early in Japan, effectively cannibalizing sales in the US and Europe because piracy.
Also, the article contains a little bit about the status of her next record:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're trying to tell me that one of her songs being really bad makes all her other songs better in comparison?
Sorry man, her music isn't good, that's why I don't listen to it.
This is literally wrong on a reading comprehension level. The statement was that the lead single off the last album, similar to Call Me Maybe, was bad in plain terms and the rest of the album was great. An absolute statement, not comparative.Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're trying to tell me that one of her songs being really bad makes all her other songs better in comparison?
Sorry man, her music isn't good, that's why I don't listen to it.
EMOTION SIDE B is out now, dont sleep on it Gaf
Hey, you know what, it served its purpose. I can't listen to too much of this sort of pop (and I say that as a fan of the genre overall, since it comes in many forms) but the album hit the spot and provided something a little different from what I usually listen to.Emotion is a great album to get your lighthearted pop fix, but there really isn't much substance.
EMOTION SIDE B is out now, dont sleep on it Gaf
hmmmmm
It's so good! Wake up GAF and give into Carly Slay Godsend
If you typically like pop music of this variety then you should love EMOTION.This entire forum has been saying over and over again that Emotion is a banger with strong productions
It's friday, pulling up spotify, this better be legit
Hey, I'll give that a go. My world is that of alternative listening, mostly.People are sleeping on mainstream tracks with 36 million Youtube views? If you want a worthwhile artist that few here are aware of see Emilie Nicolas and her album Like I'm A Warrior. It's criminal how few know of that album, it's truly sensational.
Pop is usually does not gel with me but Emotion is legit good.
People are sleeping on mainstream tracks with 36 million Youtube views? If you want a worthwhile artist that few here are aware of see Emilie Nicolas and her album Like I'm A Warrior. It's criminal how few know of that album, it's truly sensational.
Even if you only barely like pop you can't deny her power. She's consistently putting out fun, good music. Get into her.
Recently featured on a track by The Knocks- Love Me Like That
This Kiss
Run Away With Me
Gimme Love
Both of her albums are just full of great songs.
Uuuugh, I love she! I wish she got more love from the masses. Emotion is pop album of the half decade material.