Review

Pop Perfection

This is easily her best, most mature album to date, and it really sets her up wonderfully for the future of her sound. You can tell she put a lot of thought into this project, worked on her annunciation, and made an album as a grown woman, not a grown woman trying to relive her youth. Every track has wonderful production, meaning, and beautifully clear vocals. She continues to outdo herself every time that she drops, and this album just further solidifies her state as the vocal queen.

Highs: past life, imperfect for you, don't wanna break up again

Lows: i wish i hated you, warm