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The Swedish pop singer’s sixth album mainly leans on a familiar, hedonistic electro-pop sound.
Electropop on LoudQuietLoud: more than 500 artists, including Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa and La Roux. It runs alongside dance-pop, hyperpop and bubblegum bass.



























The Swedish pop singer’s sixth album mainly leans on a familiar, hedonistic electro-pop sound.
Everyone is reading “Estrus” as a synonym for horny, but it is also the part of the cycle when an animal can conceive, and the record knows it.
Carly Rae Jepsen’s sprawling new double album celebrates full-time love and commitment with sweet, sunny tracks for Day and sleeker, dancier songs for Night.
Tove Lo is not known for her reticence.
On her debut album, the British singer-songwriter frames interpersonal tension as a wellspring of potential connection in a set of hushed psych-folk songs.
The electropop duo continues its 2020s comeback with an album that seeks renewal on the dancefloor but ends up feeling like a retread.
KATSEYE offer another perfectly hollow pop record that brings us no closer to their individual personalities or their vision as a girl group.