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Look at your fave's most recent album- which track should set the blueprint for their next album?
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Look at your fave's most recent album- which track should set the blueprint for their next album?

Sometimes an artist will do a complete 180 between albums and the two sound nothing alike (see: Demi Lovato jumping from punk rock to EDM) but a lot of the time you can hear a little glimmer of whatever's next in whatever's now, especially with artists who like to mess around and do a lot of different things on one album.

So, here's the challenge:

  1. Look at the track list for an artist's most recently released album.

  2. Pick one track that you think is really good. Describe what you think makes it so good (the sound, the theme, the genre, etc.).

  3. Based off of this song, imagine what the vibe of their next album should be.

For example:

> "Plastic Box," was my favorite song on THAT'S SHOWBIZ BABY- JADE tried a lot of different approaches to synthpop on the album but I think this is the one where she nailed it the best by balancing the catchiness with the high drama without getting too weird. It almost feels like a Robyn cut from the Body Talk days, and I would love to see her lean into it more with her next album because I feel like she's one of the few pop girls today who could really pull it off.

u/Ghost-Quartet — 15 hours ago
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In honor of Easter, which artists who haven't released in a while do you think could make a comeback?

Everyone makes a big deal out of Christ rising from the dead, but the truth is, he was only in that tomb for like three days tops. Pop fans know what it's like to wait YEARS for their messiah to return, so let's take advantage of the holiday to dream about which careers deserve the ultimate resurrection.

#Who are some artists who haven't released music in at least five (5) years or so that you think have a good comeback in them? And what kind of comeback do you think they could pull off?

  • A Fiona Apple type thing where they gag everyone with a critically acclaimed new album?

  • A Pussycat Dolls type thing where they just do a few songs for buzz and then do a reunion tour?

  • A David Archuleta type thing where they pull off a full rebrand and use a new image to catch a new audience?

  • A Mariah Carey type thing where it's just another album from a legend?

  • A _______ type thing that I didn't think of?

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