
Sabrina Carpenter’s Singular: Act I Closes Its Own Story With Diamonds Are Forever
A pop record of urgency and desire, eight tracks that refuse to play it safe, each song earning its place.


A pop record of urgency and desire, eight tracks that refuse to play it safe, each song earning its place.

A look back at Sabrina Carpenter's 2016 debut album EVOLution, weighing its ambition against its teen pop past.

A review of Sabrina Carpenter's emails i can't send, a pop record about sending texts you can't take back.

A record of nine brief songs wherein a singer seeks to make her voice sound larger than itself.

A review of Sabrina Carpenter's debut album Eyes Wide Open, ranking its tracks and judging her confident, honest pop.

A record of twelve songs and thirty-eight minutes wherein a lady of song grows bolder, and each jest becomes a melody unto itself.

A dreadful and singular triumph: Bad Bunny's Halftime spectacle claims seven Emmys in a single proclamation of a night.
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