rlly good. she is a hyper pop god that has gone thru some evolution since the peak of hyper pop but is circling back in a more evolved way.
Apr 9, 2025
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i feel like she’s the artist who I’m most locked on the same wavelength with right now. everything that she releases I'm super into. I first heard about her years ago when a friend sent me homeswitcher off of her first project (previously released under a now defunct alias) but I didn’t really have her on my radar until 2021’s Frailty. songs like your clothes and movies for guys off that album fuse together so many sounds from rock, emo/pop punk, electronic/dance, and experimental music in a way that still feels cohesive.
since then she’s been a bit of a sonic chameleon. her second album Census Designated is like pop hooks and song structures over noise rock. the track Video is especially haunting and the title song is explosive while not having any drums, just crushing waves of noise, guitars, and her voice. this year she's already released a shoegaze/grunge album under her Venturing alias that’s fantastic and very 90s rock inspired, and her third Jane Remover album drops in a month or so, the lead single JRJRJR is probably going to me my most listened to song this year by a long shot.
outside of her main albums she's got an electronic mashup/remix alias, some dancefloor ready bangers under her main name, songs that are basically disney channel pop tracks over drill/rock fusion, and tracks that draw from latin music like bachata. she's one of the most versatile artists in the game rn and i'm loving all of it.
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Love this album, she blends a new sound with her own unique style with plenty of fan service within the songs. Beautifully crafted album, very energetic and fun to listen to.
Apr 4, 2025
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makes me think of Scott street by Phoebe bridgers. but my preference is a sip or two of the beer pre shower. then finish post shower. bread and yeast in liquid form feels strange while taking a shower w soap
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been thinking about this a lot lately. been mostly referring to tom Stoppard's Arcadia and how there is an indefinite yet concrete timeline that breaches both stagnancy and entropy at once, in a manner of neutrality regardless of human interpretation
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