Her third full-length album is the chronicle of a woman who loves herself like it’s a sport, who dances and desires and hurts and cries and heals and dances again.
Sure, the topics they sing about might be destructive and controversial—but typically, we let men get away with writing about the same themes without blinking an eye.
All the songs have their moments of sonic clarity and creativity, but first and foremost, they’re tales in the album’s mythology of how a heart breaks.