Rose Gray - Louder, Please (Debut Album)

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First single from her apparently completed album, for which I am very ready.

Hot snippet:



Harris unbothered.
 
I'm not sure if this sounds good... I kinda think it doesn't?

also, 2024: the year straight women discovered the word MOTHER
 
is that what Dua thought she was making on her Britpop trip?

I'm not sure about the verses but the chorus is a RUSH! a total swerve for her from what's come before
 
In my opinion, Rose Gray's single "Free" is a refreshing and energetic track that perfectly captures the essence of summer freedom. The upbeat tempo and catchy melody make it an instant dance-floor hit. The lyrics evoke a sense of euphoria and carefree joy, transporting listeners to a sun-soaked beach where worries melt away. Gray's vocals are both powerful and emotive, conveying the song's themes of love and liberation beautifully. Overall, "Free" is a standout track that promises exciting things for her upcoming album.
 


This is generally very good but I am not sure if "Are you ready for the action, baby?" is perhaps somewhat overused.
 
LOVE THIS

lots of twists and turns and quite a bit of DRAMA
 


I love the album artwork :D

Switch is decent, arcade noise drop and all, but it definitely has less impact than the other two singles.

From its instructive title to its unapologetic sound, Louder, Please is Rose Gray powerfully - but with quintessential, British politeness - backing herself (who she is, what she wants, and the artist she’s always had the potential to become). It’s a statement of intent reflected in the record’s breadth of collaborators, which span legendary pop kingpins Justin Tranter (Lady Gaga, Chappel Roan) and Zhone (Troye Sivan) to underground electronic heroes like Seda Bodega, Uffie and Alex Metric.

Tracklisting
Damn
Free
Wet & Wild
Just Two
Tectonic
Party People
Angel Of Satisfaction
Switch
Hackney Wick
First
Everything Changes (But I Won’t)
Louder, Please
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Just Two is great. Hackney Wick is a pleasing experiment. hate Damn! overall a strong listen with a hot midsection.
 
I want to like this gal but she leaves me cold for some reason! Anyway I quite like the vocal on Tectonic so I've saved that, and Free just jumped out at me in ways it didnt' before, so not a total waste for me.
 
Everything Changes (But I Won’t) is currently the one. Different mood to the rest of the album but a stunner.
 
I do think Girls should be on there and would have fitted so well but that just ended up on the TSHA album.

I want a two for one vinyl release of the last two EPs, maybe for RSD or something, but after her stocking problems this week I don't fancy them organising an additional release for her.
 
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