Kirjava

I don't think they are legit. There was a supposed leaked original tracklist going around years ago, but we have no proof it was real.

To be fair she still drops some gems in magazine interviews sometimes, but that's not the same.

Yep, that's the capital for us.

That's exactly what she'll do, just watch. Idk, ever since she became a mom she's been kinda boring, ngl. Like watching her interviews from Stripped and even B2B era is like watching a different person. Or maybe journalists ask shittier questions nowadays, idk. The Fuse: On The Record Bionic era interview is the last one where I remember that I was wowed by her intelligence. Lotus era onward she just seems to be repeating the same 3 buzzwords and then moves on.

Same thing here. Things are slowly returning to normal, but masks are required to enter shops and use public transport.

You know she'll pick the most basic ones to answer.

Well, a shitton of people asked about the Goldfrapp track on Twtitter, so hopefully she'll answer.

No I'm pretty sure that's the same interview, I just paraphrased. Here's what they said: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/goldfrapp-embrace-abba-elo-on-head-first-talk-aguilera-collabo-73531/

Girl, listen to B2B start to finish. It's her best album after Stripped.

She also posted on Twitter, you guys can ask her there as well. I hope she ends up giving us some unreleased tracks, although it's highly unlikely. As far as I know that song was never finished. Alison said in an interview that they had one session with Xtina but then they were never called back... Sad times we live in

I think it's a good song, but the fact that the last half minute (of an already short song) is literally just moaning made it an odd choice for a single. Despite this, as far as I remember the song itself was well-received initially, it was when she came out with the video and the Gaga-comparisons skyrocketed that things went bad.

That's fair. But imo the song is supposed to be shallow. The lyrics are so over the top ridiculous that it's clearly not meant to be a serious song. That's what makes it great.

Why does everyone hate Vanity? I still remember the first time I heard it I was so slayed! The lyrics is just so much lighthearted fun and she keeps introducing new lines and elements towards the end. And then the ascending vocal run she does in the outro! The first time I heard it I legit though it was an instrumentation, it took me a second or two to realize it was her voice.

Oh, I agree that she doesn't do full-fledged music composition. But she is capable of coming up with melodies on the fly, which later professional composers can incorporate into the final recording.

How'd you like it?