Few artists can revisit their own legacy without getting trapped in nostalgia. She doesn't revisit it like that, she reinvents it. This doesn't recreate the past, it takes the DNA of Confessions on a Dance Floor and turns it into something modern, fearless, and astonishingly cohesive.
Chaotic, explosive, dense, full of layers. Musically it's incredible: imaginative melodies, each song with its own synth riffs, textures, and sections. Maximalist, festive, expansive. The aleph of her aesthetic proposals for me.
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Preview and metadata provided courtesy of Apple Music.
