Stereogum — Sabrina Carpenter has been on a roll since April’s “Espresso,” which was followed by the just-as-great “Please Please Please.” Last month, she released her highly anticipated album Short N’ Sweet , with the infectious opener “Taste�... more info

Stereogum — It wasn’t all that long ago that Kacey Musgraves was singin’ about rollin’ up joints and gettin’ too big for your britches. But nowadays, she’s leaning more and more into country-adjacent pop, as evidenced by her recent album Deeper Wel... more info

Stereogum — This week’s Billboard album chart was the subject of a dramatic sales battle between two big stars. Two week ago, newly anointed pop-queen Sabrina Carpenter released her long-awaited and generally excellent album Short N’ Sweet . Travis Scott... more info

Obscure Sound — “Losing Sleep” is a compelling new single from SABRINA, an artist based in Brighton, UK. Described as “a love song written about how a relationship is a two-way thing,” the production showcases precisely why SABRINA continues to ascend, playi... more info

Stereogum — It must be hard to be a pop star sharing an album in the midst of Brat summer, but Sabrina Carpenter did it, and Short N’ Sweet delivered on the promise of her successful advance singles “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.” But why ... more info

New York Post — We count down the 10 hottest songs of summer 2024. more info

Stereogum — Sabrina Carpenter is funny – funny on purpose. A lot of people have suddenly realized this at the same time. This isn’t news, though, to people who saw her steal scenes as a snarky tween in Disney’s sitcom Girl Meets World . (The character-... more info

New York Post — Makeouts and murder equals the perfect combo for this music video! more info

New York Post — The "Please Please Please" songstress swoops into MSG on Sept. 29. more info

Stereogum — After making a big splash this year with “Espresso” and “Please Please Please,” Sabrina Carpenter released her anticipated new album Short n’ Sweet today, which turns out to sound a lot more like “Please Please Please” than “Espr... more info