Deluxe tracks dazzle on expanded versions of Alessi Rose’s ‘Voyeur,’ Tate McRae’s ‘So Close to What’
By Alyssia Ouhocine | November 30In these deluxe releases, the pop artists close out their career-defining eras in style.
Senior Staff Writer Alyssia Ouhocine is a Senior Staff Writer covering Arts & Culture. Hailing from Bayonne, New Jersey, she is concentrating in English and History with a particular interest in Algerian history and literature. When she’s not writing, she can be found listening to music and sending Google Calendar invites.
In these deluxe releases, the pop artists close out their career-defining eras in style.
Listeners become voyeurs to Allen’s moving narration detailing the demise of her marriage.
Viewers should set low expectations for this unoriginal take on a murder mystery.
The British singer-songwriter’s third studio album is an honest and revelatory body of work.
The music world recently came alive with singles from Maisie Peters, HAIM and Bon Iver, Tate McRae and Alessia Rose.
Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated 12th studio album misses the mark in more ways than one.
The expanded album seamlessly blends romantic love with love for country and identity.
Addison Rae’s “Addison” boldly explores her rise to fame and all the drama that accompanies it.
“Man’s Best Friend” is a fun and horny take on dating that is distinctly Sabrina Carpenter.
Released in July, the EP explores 21st-century dating with a healthy dose of rage and humility.