Genre

Dance Pop

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Cher

Believe

Throwback Thursday, 1998: a pitch-correction tool pushed hard enough to break, and a production team that lied about what it was for as long as they could.

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5.5
KATSEYE

Hootie Frutti

KATSEYE's WILD title track has a genuinely great phonk beat buried under maximalist pop vocals that keep getting in its own way.

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7.2
Sabrina Carpenter

Manchild

The lead single and title-setting joke of Sabrina Carpenter's second straight No. 1 album is a tight, funny breakup song built on a bit she's already run once — this time with the cameras a little too close to the punchline.

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5.4
Fenix Flexin

Rubberz

Fenix Flexin's AI-built crossover hit is a decent synth-pop single wrapped around a much better story about getting caught lying about it.

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