Emma Shaw

Genuinely think this is one of her best albums. She is brutally honest about her depression, pain from relationships, pain from being in the industry at such a young age, and even the way her ‘fans’ have hurt her for prying into every detail of her life. Normally I find a song that I don’t like on an album/one that doesn’t click right away, and while this was hard to swallow during the first listen, every time I listen again it just GETS BETTER. I don’t think it sounds like her other albums, while she’s working with similar producers it references her past discography but you can’t tell me you really think Florida!!!, My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys, and Down Bad seriously sound like things she has done before. I love every song on this album—they are all necessary. Don’t listen to all the people complaining about the album being too long. No skips for me personally.