We were shooting for the stars on everything and she was kind of a muse,” said Bhasker, who has worked with everyone from Alicia Keys to Bruno Mars, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Taylor Swift and the Rolling Stones after making his name writing songs and creating beats for Kanye West’s 808s & Heartbreak. Bhasker said Rih was their touchstone for the album, with pictures of her hanging all over the studio as they were recording.
Why are people still trying to take down the impact of Teenage Dream. it shaped pop radio and many artists tried to copy its sound after it was released. You all can KEEP trying it.
Teenage Dream did influence the pop girls like Taylor, Jessie J and Demi though. I mean, you might not like Katy but it's true
Man... I swear to god. Teenage Dream doesn't have a distinct sound that can be copied (melodies on pop songs are copied all the time, I am talking about musical innovation). There IS a reason why Katy Perry isn't respected by the critics, it's because her music doesn't have anything special and it fails to do a lasting impression
Broke with Expensive Debt sucks, lmao. If you've heard 1991 EP & Fantasea, you've heard the album. It all sounds the same, it all blurs.
Azealia can't do anything but talk about her *****, while throwing in occasional vocals, and an indie beat. It all gets so tiring. + her personality sucks, and the wait for music is tragic. There's nothing redeeming with her.
Taylor started making bubblegum pop (which is basically what Teenage Dream is) straight after Teenage Dream. I mean
She made literally three pop songs in 2012. Only one of those is even close to the same sound as TD, and its not really that close anyway. In 2014, the only "bubblegum pop" song she made was HYGTG and Style is more similar to TD. Everything else was either country pop on Red or a more alt pop sound on 1989. No.
i've only really listened to one life stand before now (also a decent album), but i tried out their new album today and it's actually really good. need you now is everything jamie xx tried to do on in colour.
i've only really listened to one life stand before now (also a decent album), but i tried out their new album today and it's actually really good. need you now is everything jamie xx tried to do on in colour.
Yeah, I think someone recommended the new album to me but I've been putting it off. I will download it at some point.
Maybe Style, but even that's arguable.
it shaped pop radio and many artists tried to copy its sound after it was released. You all can KEEP trying it.
