Why Sabrina, Chappell and Charli are stars now?

Jul 01, 2024 18:02


Sabrina, Charli and Chappell are suddenly stars. Why now? https://t.co/TkKlbGs3fa
- Los Angeles Times (@latimes) June 25, 2024
“Brat,” Charli’s sixth studio LP, debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, a career high for the musician. Reviews being uniformly positive. Charli’s sudden ascent is one of several this summer, others being Sabrina Carpenter ( Read more... )

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pciam July 2 2024, 01:26:29 UTC
All 3 deserve it imo.

1) Charli has been hustling a very long time, and while she always made great work, she had a lot of beef with her label regarding her music not being commercial enough for the label. A lot of her previous work sort of was a clash between her weirder sensibilities and trying to blend those into commercial / pop enough to the label’s content. Her more “experimental” stuff was relegated to EPs and mixtapes (Vroom, Vroom, Pop2) whereas her full LPs with label backing leaned more pop. I think Brat was her first album released under her current / new label, and she was allowed mostly free rein and got to fully embrace her own vision and the public has responded well.

2) Chappel is a breath of fresh air. Her current album was released last year but only now are the album and songs rising to new peaks. I think a lot of positive word of mouth has also helped catapult her, and it’s sort of refreshing that word of mouth can still do so much for a uniquely talented artist in 2024. We are so used now to an album being declared dead 2 weeks after release unless it performs well right out of the gate. I’m really looking forward to her next stuff.

3) Sabrina has also been hustling a while but I think Espresso really just hit at the right time. And PPP was a good follow up. Point blank - the songs are good and catching on.

Tl;dr version - these 3 are putting out good stuff that is resonating with the public more than some of the projects being pushed by other, long time a-list artists.

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saturdaysinbed July 2 2024, 12:45:48 UTC
half of chappell's album has been out for 2+ years as she's been releasing singles for a long long time but this fall was the first time it was put into a cohesive album and given proper promotion, but she has BEEN hustling for awhile. this was her deadline to herself like if i don't make it this year i'm done! and here she is.

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pciam July 2 2024, 12:51:33 UTC
Good for her! Naked in Manhattan is my BOP!

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for_serious13 July 2 2024, 23:11:10 UTC
Naked in Manhattan is my song too!!! If it breaks the top ten I’m taking credit

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