
Nora Princiotti and Nathan Hubbard are two pop music enthusiasts. Together, they break down every single album from some of your favorite stars, like Taylor Swift, Adele, and Harry Styles. Topics include favorite collaborators, track five meanings, where these artists get their inspiration, and more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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After a six-year hiatus from solo music, Phoebe Bridgers is back with her third studio album, 'Lost Weekend.' Nora and Nathan talk about the raw and honest themes explored on this album, including mortality and fame (1:00); the who's who of the indie... more
It's time to talk about Role Model, one of the newest pop boys on the scene. Nora and Nathan break down the second studio album from Mr. Role (Mr. Model? Tucker Pillsbury?) and talk about the easy listening and familiar sounds on 'Chuck Timely & The ... more
Nora and Nathan talk about 'petal,' the eighth studio album from Ariana Grande. They discuss the recent public discourse surrounding the singer's body and her decision to step away from public life after her tour ends (1:00), how this album is really... more
Charli xcx is back with her first studio album post-'Brat.' Nora and Nathan break down 'Music, Fashion, Film' and talk about how the success of the brat era shaped this record (1:00), the more experimental moments on this album in songs like "Card De... more
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Why does Charlie get grace but not other more deserving artists. She has the best PRcteam right now b/c she is way over hyped
I liked the podcast better when it used to be a discussion of music, artists and albums, but things have taken a turn because they only talk about Taylor and her personal life and no longer about the music that’s being released by many talented different artists. It’s also very misogynistic that Nathan only views female artists in 2 categories: TS and extensions of Taylor and not them as their own people/artists
I just finished the Confessions II episode and, unfortunately, it was probably my least favorite overview of the album since it dropped.
I found Nora and Nathan’s discussion surprisingly condescending and, at times, ageist toward Madonna. There were a lot of backhanded compliments that seemed to minimize her artistry, despite the countless collaborators over the years who have spoken about how deeply involved she is in every aspect of her music and visual projects.
It also felt like Nathan’s... more
I loved the pod when it was the Taylor albums and more discography of artists, but they stopped talking about music. I was so disappointed that instead of talking about Confessions II - which is a great album, Nathan talked about celebrities, staying at a hotel in NYC and totally losing the plot.
A solid podcast but they compare everyone to Taylor Swift which just isn’t fair, not everyone is a crazy superstar like her. Also please do royel Otis
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Two pop-music enthusiasts dissect and contextualize full albums, focusing on artistic craft, production, and the surrounding discourse that shapes how projects are received. Episodes typically weigh collaborators, track-by-track choices, and the cultural conversations that orbit a release—ranging from studio decisions with noted producers to fan culture and media narratives. A recurring strength is the warm, collaborative back-and-forth between hosts, which can turn focused music analysis into accessible storytelling about an artist's career, era, and public perception. A few episodes stand out for their willingness to critique superstar trajectories and for integrating touring economics, film/music crossovers, and the evolving role of medi... more
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