Shit yeah: Celine Dion, “Perfect Goodbye” - To my knowledge, “Perfect Goodbye,” from Celine Dion’s first English album after the death of her husband, René Angélil, marks the first time she’s ever cursed on record. “This shit is perfect,” she coos in the chorus, after taking on what sounds to me like a hip-hop-influenced flow in the verses (she savors each line’s concluding triplet like a delicacy). And yet, somehow it works? She doesn’t sound desperate for relevance; if anything, she’s showing off her versatility. This is one of several very nice songs on Courage, which is out today and already the album of Dion’s that I’ve enjoyed most consistently. I adore her as a personality. I think she’s a fantastic performer, and an objectively brilliant, at times legitimately soulful singer. I’ve never quite connected with her catalog in any meaningful way (she has jams, mind you), and I’m not sure if I’m into Courage because she’s finally found a way to translate her personality into her music, or if she’s finally worn me down. Maybe I’m just old. I don’t care. This shit is perfect. —Rich Juzwiak
- To my knowledge, “Perfect Goodbye,” from Celine Dion’s first English album after the death of her husband, René Angélil, marks the first time she’s ever cursed on record. “This shit is perfect,” she coos in the chorus, after taking on what sounds to me like a hip-hop-influenced flow in the verses . And yet, somehow it works? She doesn’t sound desperate for relevance; if anything,, which is out today and already the album of Dion’s that I’ve enjoyed most consistently.
or the nearly identical music video—there is also a similar sing-a-long chorus and an arguably derivative melody. It’s fucking beautiful.Music released posthumously—especially when the artist is so young at the time of death—always carries additional weight; it’s hard to discuss critically. I was a Lil Peep fan, and “Belgium” illustrates why. The single, released from the forthcomingpunk musings. Even at its most emo, for lack of a more perfect word, Lil Peep stumbles on wisdom.
There is only one good poppy punk band, and it is Los Angeles’ Upset. “Lucky Strikes Out,” the second track from their self-titled sophomore album is for fans of chunky, distorted, palm-muted power chords, libidinous lyrics that end in disappointment, and all-around satiating songwriting. What could be more youthful-sounding?- The impression I’ve always gotten from LIZ, at least since she released a song called “Y2K” in 2014, is one of committed ambivalence. Her music can be unabashedly nostalgic, while seemingly sincere in tone. It’s a jokey sort of earnestness that can also be found in the P.C.
and it’s also a nice song. Quiet, soothing, something to listen to while feeling melancholy over a love that has withered on the vine, etc. What is decidedly not a metaphor for anything, however, is the outlandish claim Big Sean shows up to make in his one verse at the end of this track: “I made you cum nine times in one dayYour two lips should come in a vase, you rode my face.
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