ROSE, Caroline - Superstar - Vinyl (limited gatefold LP + autographed poster)
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Caroline ROSE
Superstar (limited gatefold LP + autographed poster)
New West
Cat: NW 5378LP. Rel: 9 Mar 20
Indie/Alternative
Side 1 - Track 1. Nothing's Impossible Side 1 - Track 2. Got To Go My Own Way Side 1 - Track 3. Do You Think We'll Last Forever? Side 1 - Track 4. Feelings Are A Thing Of The Past Side 1 - Track 5. Feel The Way I Want Side 1 - Track 6. Freak Like Me Side 2 - Track 1. Someone New Side 2 - Track 2. Pipe Dreams Side 2 - Track 3. Command Z Side 2 - Track 4. Back At The Beginning Side 2 - Track 5. I Took A Ride
If you've ever seen the smash hit Netflix sci-fi series Altered Carbon then consider Caroline Rose's decision to invest in a new sleeve. Trace the singer-songwriter's history back and you'll find early work heavily influenced by, or indeed completely existing within, the country scene, guitar-twangs and melodrama abound. By 2018 she was clearly eying up a transition on the album 'Loner', and then two years on she's finally cast aside the badlands sounds in favour of something altogether more glossy and mainstream chart-friendly.
Her lyrics still have warmth, honesty and wit. And 'Superstar' definitely packs melodrama. But this is unashamedly pop, dancefloor moments, stadia-filling crescendos and synthesised element are everywhere. At its darkest and most innovative are the whirring anti-harmonies of 'Command Z', with those affected vocals. Next track 'Back At The Beginning' is perhaps the funkiest, while the sweetest comes from sugar-coated uptempo number 'Do You Think We'll Last Forever'.
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