Sabrina Carpenter Drops New Album Short n' Sweet
8/24/2024 2:36:42 PM
Sabrina Carpenter was "working late" for a good reason as her new album just dropped.
The singer debuted her sixth album, Short n' Sweet, after teasing fans with hit songs, Espresso and Please Please Please, which are also featured on the album. Short n' Sweet features 12 tracks, including Taste, Good Graces and Coincidence, and it's a total of 36 minutes long. Fans also had the chance to purchase a vinyl, which included a bonus track, Needless to Say.
Sabrina's highly anticipated album gave fans a feel of a modern pop that embraced sounds and styles of decades past. Like Espresso and Please Please Please, the album is about relationships and broken hearts.
Sabrina's fans have been raving good things about the album and have it on repeat, getting ready to see her on tour. One person on X, formerly known as Twitter wrote: she served vocals, ended exes, shaded b--ches, told us that she has a new boyfriend and that he f--ks her well, brought back rnbrina, gave me a ballad WHAT MORE CAN I ASK FOR?? #SabrinaCarpenter#ShortNSweet." Another person wrote: "real pop is back #SabrinaCarpenter #ShortNSweet." A third person wrote: "i have a feeling the #ShortNSweet is going to be one of those defining pop eras that’s looked back upon in the same breath as future nostalgia and teenage dream, it’s just serve after serve."
Sabrina appeared on Apple Music 1 with Zane Lowe and said that this album is about "self-discovery" and "getting through the heartache and heartbreak that can often, really break you for a long time."
She added: "And I get the feeling, even with the humor and with a healthy dose of judgement in some of these songs, that you were hurting real bad."
The Please Please Please singer had help from Amy Allen, Julia Michaels and Jack Antonoff, who also produces and is friends with Taylor Swift. Jack and Sabrina met outside of a comedy club in New York and who she "wanted to work with her for my whole life," according to Rolling Stone.
Sabrina was the opening act for some of Taylor's Eras Tour shows. Tayloe showed her support of the album on her Instagram Story, posting a picture of the two with the caption: "Short ✓ Sweet ✓ Has made an extraordinary album ✓" and inserted a link that said: "GO SUPPORT OUR GIRL."
The singer debuted her sixth album, Short n' Sweet, after teasing fans with hit songs, Espresso and Please Please Please, which are also featured on the album. Short n' Sweet features 12 tracks, including Taste, Good Graces and Coincidence, and it's a total of 36 minutes long. Fans also had the chance to purchase a vinyl, which included a bonus track, Needless to Say.
Sabrina's highly anticipated album gave fans a feel of a modern pop that embraced sounds and styles of decades past. Like Espresso and Please Please Please, the album is about relationships and broken hearts.
Sabrina's fans have been raving good things about the album and have it on repeat, getting ready to see her on tour. One person on X, formerly known as Twitter wrote: she served vocals, ended exes, shaded b--ches, told us that she has a new boyfriend and that he f--ks her well, brought back rnbrina, gave me a ballad WHAT MORE CAN I ASK FOR?? #SabrinaCarpenter#ShortNSweet." Another person wrote: "real pop is back #SabrinaCarpenter #ShortNSweet." A third person wrote: "i have a feeling the #ShortNSweet is going to be one of those defining pop eras that’s looked back upon in the same breath as future nostalgia and teenage dream, it’s just serve after serve."
Sabrina appeared on Apple Music 1 with Zane Lowe and said that this album is about "self-discovery" and "getting through the heartache and heartbreak that can often, really break you for a long time."
She added: "And I get the feeling, even with the humor and with a healthy dose of judgement in some of these songs, that you were hurting real bad."
The Please Please Please singer had help from Amy Allen, Julia Michaels and Jack Antonoff, who also produces and is friends with Taylor Swift. Jack and Sabrina met outside of a comedy club in New York and who she "wanted to work with her for my whole life," according to Rolling Stone.
Sabrina was the opening act for some of Taylor's Eras Tour shows. Tayloe showed her support of the album on her Instagram Story, posting a picture of the two with the caption: "Short ✓ Sweet ✓ Has made an extraordinary album ✓" and inserted a link that said: "GO SUPPORT OUR GIRL."