Ellie Goulding - I Know Too Much (album out now)

Ravers is rather good. First one from this album that I've really liked - I preferred the 'kind of ai sounding' stuff on Higher Than Heaven.
 
She's suing her ex management!

Ellie Goulding Sues Former Managers Over Live Nation Deal

British singer Ellie Goulding has taken legal action against her former managers, Ben Mawson and Ed Millet of TaP Management, claiming that the two failed to disclose to her that TaP’s parent company, HNOE, was partially and then fully owned by Live Nation, creating a conflict of interest that benefited them and the company to the potential detriment of her career.

Mawson and Millet managed the singer from 2018 through 2025, taking a 20% commission, according to the claim, and during their tenure, Goulding signed agreements with Live Nation companies for touring, merchandise and a documentary film. She claims she was unaware that Live Nation owned her management company and her managers were contractually “restrained” from any activity that might “terminate or otherwise reduce or diminish [their management clients’] business relationship in any respect with the Company [Live Nation] or any of its affiliates,” the claim states.
 
I assume yes because aside from “Love Me Like You Do” I remember NOTHING
 
I'll never not have a lot of time for Under The Sheets, though
 
you know me well dear because isn't Nobody Dances a gorgeous bop? that and Always Think of You are my immediate faves. I really enjoyed it all, except Misremember You.
 
well the existence of it is confirmed - but how do we know it's not just a regular deluxe?



we'll see I guess. very here for a label FU ANTI-ALBUM
 
God, can you imagine an Ellie Goulding anti-albam? Are the songs going to be more basic? The nox more unpleasant?
 
That picture is a bit Ellie Goulding full acoustic project, which I am not sure I am here for; saying that, I do think the title track of this album works quite well.

Black Prada Dress I still find somewhat grating. In retrospect, hearing 4 Seasons for the first time live on Jools Holland was sub-optimal, when it actually is fine in studio form.

For Your Entertainment hits that 70s big pop thing very nicely, while Nobody Dances and Jealousy do indeed bop. Misremember Me is HORRIBLE though
 
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