ariana grande - positions (oct. 2020)

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I’m still waiting for mine! :D

(I think they were just sent out to the five or so big stan accounts that she coordinates things with?)

In my Ram’s Horn era (morrisp), Saturday, 30 December 2023 16:30 (three months ago) link

…ah looks like it was ~7~ fans (to fit the theme)

In my Ram’s Horn era (morrisp), Saturday, 30 December 2023 18:51 (three months ago) link

New single apparently titled “yes, and?”

There are hints it’ll be released Friday, Jan. 12 (but not confirmed)

Wooly Bully (2005 Remaster) (morrisp), Thursday, 4 January 2024 23:52 (three months ago) link

^now confirmed, btw

Turns out the lyric she's been teasing – "Say that shit with your chest" – also appears in a Mac Miller song

Wooly Bully (2005 Remaster) (morrisp), Sunday, 7 January 2024 23:50 (three months ago) link

The track is said to be influenced by (or even "interpolate") Madonna's "Vogue"... which also happened the case w/"Motive," from the last album.

I've learned to keep expectations in check (with any artist/band I'm a fan of)... no streak lasts forever, lighting doesn't necessarily strike 7 times, etc. But few artists have her level of "quality control"/taste in her own material; and especially for her big comeback single, it's hard to imagine a swing + miss (I doubt we're getting a "Focus" situation here). But you never know...

Wooly Bully (2005 Remaster) (morrisp), Wednesday, 10 January 2024 19:48 (three months ago) link

Btw – I've been listening to Positions; and even accounting for the fact that AG music prob sounds 5x better to me than a non-fan, I'm surprised the album wasn't more generally acclaimed. Even putting aside her vocals and the melodies (which are f'in incredible), the production is just amazingly lush; every song full of gorgeous details under the surface. It's just a world-class album...!

Wooly Bully (2005 Remaster) (morrisp), Wednesday, 10 January 2024 20:03 (three months ago) link

i agree entirely. i think 'thank u next' was just such a career peak both in terms of her music and her celebrity, her really just being in the center of the pop culture zeitgest and releasing great music that spoke directly to all the attention, that i think the follow up was always going to be in a really tough spot in its shadow regardless of whether it was good or not. it just so happens to be really really good

slob wizard (J0rdan S.), Wednesday, 10 January 2024 20:34 (three months ago) link

New thread for a new "era": ariana grande - eternal sunshine (2024 album)

Wooly Bully (2005 Remaster) (morrisp), Thursday, 11 January 2024 17:15 (three months ago) link


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