Love and Pop

That the Star-forging à la DSDS, Popstars Das Supertalent or produce no lasting artist, is equally bad as comprehensible. These singers are pressed into a track released with Plastikpop the musical soundproof public and should have short-term success. Here it is the only one that deserves it the record company. That it can be done differently in this country, show formats such as "Unser Star für Oslo" or "The Voice of Germany", the talented artists brought forth, which - at least in the first instance referred with our Lena - were able to convince even more sustainable. In Canada, Canadian Idol running for several years. In the fifth season in 2007, the charming Carly Rae Jepsen enthusiastic with their singing and ranked No. 3. Five years later she presented with "Curiosity" a comprehensive six songs Extended Play (EP), which has it all.

Many of you will be already a good mood in the morning woke up with the (catchy) catchy "Call Me Maybe", which the German radio stations up and down play. However, the lyrics of Carly Rae Jepsen show while no clever songwriter Art of Alanis Morissette: Simple, well understandable English paired with a lovely story that everyone can understand and might know from your own life to make, from "Call Me Maybe" perfect Opener. Musically the song is very catchy and goes straight into the feet. Dance along is announced. This morning I woke up without having heard the song before, and had the song in my head anyway. I warn you in advance: worse earwig is guaranteed.

But the other five songs provide musical variety on good pop base. "Curiosity" is also an up-tempo number that is linked textually to the opener of the EP, but this time is in an entirely different direction. The initial euphoria has changed. Now it says: "I'm sick with love / Sick like a disease / Do not call me up / Just so I can please you." Yes, then life can change. Less than three minutes before you had a crush on someone and now the first crisis is announced. The pounding beat supports but positive message of the song that the lyrical I to "curiosity" to his love still can not be dissuaded from.

Generally, Carly Rae Jepsen's favorite theme is love. In particular, for the spring / summer these songs are wonderful feel-good songs that convey a positive attitude towards life. All six pieces show the good side of love, be it "Picture" in which they loseist from other opinions and proclaims: "I'm ignoring my head / follow my heart" or in "Talk To Me", the musical one refreshing breeze Wind sweeps through the headphones - perfect convertible song - and tells them that she is burning with love, the guy but just do not talk to her - longing in its purest form.
"Just A Step Away" cheers; the lyric I is just one step removed when "Do you feel bad." Very music in pop style piece. "Both Sides Now" is the conclusion of the very good breakaway from the stringent Pop: a bit of electro, a bit pop, a bit WUMS-WUMS-WUMS and lyrics that sound more mature and have freed themselves from the teenage longing.

The young woman from Canada has presented a thoughtful, well-produced, musically not really varied, but great sung EP. It is definitely worth a listen to the songs on relevant music and video platforms. I hope that a full album will follow soon.