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Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor absent from Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony with stage 4 cancer diagnosis
"That Rock and Roll Hall of Fame welcomed a new class of inductees in Los Angeles on Saturday And Margie's are a letter with the latest Olivia Rodrigo performed on behalf of inductee Carly Simon who did not attend after the deaths of two sisters Lionel Richie eurythmics pep benatar and Neil Geraldo also were inducted Andy Taylor was unable to attend because of stage four prostate cancer Eminem says his induction was about more than just him I'm a high school dropout man with a hip hop education And these are my teachers And
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Elton John to perform at White House on Friday
"The White House's south lawn will become a concert venue later this week Elton John will perform on the lawn Friday evening as part of an event called a night when hope and history rhyme a reference to what Irish poem President Biden often quotes Stars like John avoided the Trump White House but the Biden administration has been embracing pop culture BTS and Olivia Rodrigo have made appearances I've seen fire
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Teen pop star Olivia Rodrigo leads AMA nominees in her debut
"A living abroad Rego is the lead nominee for the American music awards I margins are a letter with the latest livia rodrico has seven nominations for the AMA's including artist of the year and new artist of the year the other artist of the year nominees are the weekends BTS Arianna Grande Drake and Taylor swift no top smoke is a notable nominees for three awards he died last year another notable Morgan Wallen with two country nominations Wallen was caught on video earlier this year using a racial slur the show's producers say that his nominations are based on Billboard charts but well and will not be included in the award show on November twenty first
Recode Decode
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Recode Decode
"To do like a Or like a. There's there's only so many ways round close to stairway on decode exactly and and i think this is a. I think this is a case for musicians. Thank goodness because like that idea of going down. Those for notes is so common that nobody should be able to own that. So here's the back and forth you've got the blurred line case explosion of litigation and attempts to settle credits. Eve got led zeppelin. They wanted twenty sixteen. There is an appeal. Zeppelin only came to a close in this case in twenty twenty. It took a long time. That is an extraordinarily long time to discuss. Some very basic guitar progressions that they did it and they won twenty twenty. You've got dark horse. Katy perry one still at the same time. We're right back to man. Olivia rodrigo had hit and the internet decided that paramore needed a credit and she handed off the credit. It seems like maybe she could have taken this to court in one right. Well okay. This is an interesting case. Because i think the main concern here is about whether or not people want to deal with what can happen in court. There's a number of things court is expensive. Court can destroy someone's public perception better to get in front of things and just give the credit up front give a small percentage say. Hey i was inspired by this thing and just deal with that way then. All the potential blowback including setting up new precedent could hurt future cases. So when you ask. Would she win this one in court. I don't know not just because a jury is likely to be musically uneducated and say. Hey these things kinda like shore. Let's award it to paramore. But because there is one other very important case that brings all of this into question and it brings us to michael bolton way michael bolton yet like the dramatic balancing from the nineties michael bolton. The song is love is a wonderful thing. Let's play the songs here is love. This is wonderful thing. Play michael bolton.
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Recode Decode
"Money at different times. It's hard to wrap your head around. But charlie is going to help charlie harding. You are a musician. You're also the host of vultures music. Podcast switched on pop. Welcome to decoder. So how'd you. This is going to be a really fascinating conversation. I feel like this is a long time. Charlie and i know each other we. We've seen each other at a bunch of events over the years. And i feel like we've been building up to two conversation like this but the thing that kicked it off for me. Olivia rodrigo just released album called sour. Which is very good definitely. I encourage everybody to go. Listen to it. It's a bob and released the album and the subsequent hit song followed by a wave of authorship controversies people have claimed that she ripped off various artist. She's been adding writing credits famously. She just added a writer's credit for the band. Paramore on one of the songs after small controversy occurred to me that this is a pattern in pattern. We can talk about explain. it's been building. There are specific moments in time with various court cases and decisions have come down and there's also the shape of the music industry and how the business of music has changed around going from physical distribution to to streaming artists money now and this is a really good moment in time with this album. Sauer to talk about where we were. What's happened in kind of how we got here. Some excited to you about that before we do that. I think in order to have that conversation we need to share some definitions so help me explain the audience. A few words when artists make a song. There's ways they can use material from other songs right. The simplest one. I think we're all familiar with this called sampling tell people at sampling because when you directly take a piece of the recorded material and you re conceptualize it in a new song right. It is the basis of which much of hip hop is built off of and all contemporary music. At this point there's a subset of sampling. Which is called interpretation where you might not actually take the recording of the thing but you might use pieces of it in rerecord it yourself. A really great case of interpretation would be m. I as paper. Planes uses a sample from the clash..
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Justin Bieber Leads Nominees for 2021 MTV Video Music Awards
"Are in for this year's MTV Video Music Awards. Monica Ricks has more I got my pictures are and Georgia Justin Bieber leads this year's MTV VMAs. He got seven nods for his videos, Peaches, Holy and his video with Drake called Pop Star pop star, not a doctor. Pop stars also up for video of the year. Making The Stallion is right behind the BB's with six nominations, mostly with her hit song Whop, and they're both taking on newcomer Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande, Doja Cat and Taylor Swift for Art. Most of the year. The VMAs will be in New York City, September 12th. Monica
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"And error bolivia. Dan shared some of the original recordings for the song and pointing out the intricate details and surprises on the track. And this was the original guitar that we wrote it to turn out like this one. I had the original version of the song like the very first demo that i don't think anybody ever even like heard this version except for me. And maybe you so this is the original idea. Turn strawberry on spoon for to entering in boston. How small on what we ended up using it was the world. That's her this toy piano mixed together which is like the main sound and like i just wanted to feel somewhat like psychedelic so where. He's wanted to feel a little off pudding. I love like how the verses so serene. Almost painfully call because lyrics are so saccharin in the beginning. Purposefully let you into the chorus. What's clever about the songs that like the chorus is not what you're you just don't expect the lyrics to turn to what they turn into so i think it's about that as kind of like engage the listener in a way that makes them feel like they don't actually know what they're about to get when they say saying i love you in between the cars verse is also like a couple of people like pick up on it but i like whisper. I love you in the track and like it's like super buried and my anr arms. I probably listen to song poor guy. He's probably what's new song like two hundred times because it went through. Somebody makes his listen to two times. Never heard it. Which i think is super cool so i don't know if only certain people can hear it but it's really varied and my very subtle close. Now is another salt. Lake city car recording. These guitars are iphone recording guitars. Which is fun obviously refuses to call saxophone saxophone and insist that we call them. Jazz vacuum actually live jazz. Vacuums recording so one of my favorite parts is. I had an incredible musician named ryan. Do a lot of flutes in saxophone in this song which i just think sound incredible. A student.
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"The line that i most recall the watching reruns of glee. I've never alexa. Didn't actually came with the daily. Joel eric to. It's probably my favorite thing just trying to make long on represent as much as oddly enough. The lyrics came so fast. I feel like deja vu. Every idea that we came up with was actually kind of like. Oh yeah. let's just go with that. It was like try not to over. Think it i remember. I did write a second. I though the version the chorus then. I went home. Because i was like i wrote a second verse. The next day that was like too serious is the funding of a job. Who is funny and like tongue-in-cheek a little bit and so i remember me writing like a serious. You constant theme sometimes gets serious driver's license the same way like the first bridge for driver's license was so i think we should make it more playful right. I'm very email and he still tells me. I really my favorite thing about working with. Dan is if i write something. That's bad he's like you can do better than that. Don't even entertain the idea. This song was definitely like the hardest song to make some reason. The for the production part was really difficult because also olivia went to salt lake. So like the song wasn't actually finished being written. I think when she left. I prefer when olivia's in the rooms 'cause like she can tell me in real time she likes like a sound or doesn't like the sound there were a lot of moments where like we didn't have like a the right lyric or something in libya would like go in the car. And i'm just saying this into your iphone because it was so difficult with the pandemic get into a recording studio going back and forth in with the song and i think it was also a little difficult for me because i'm very much like a singer songwriter. He ballad type girl in the song is not like that at all. it's like a really cool. Mid tempo pop song and so i think like finding my footing in that genre of music took like a little bit of time and took a little bit of trial.
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"Billy joel the way billy joel treated the poor seasons in like this is like my tip of the cap you know the uptown girl is this plot thing and i love your conversation with britney about you know how they talk about how the debris jail thing just kind of happened to the songs. 'cause it's such a mind blowing plot twisting some let's at last here brittany spanish. His conversation with olivia rodrigo and her producer. Deny grow about the creation of the song deja deja did. I wrote this song together. And like the end of august twenty twenty. I think we're actually like trying to write another sadder song and it wasn't working so dan was like one other ideas. Do you have in my notes app on my phone and i was like all of these poems and like just like weird song concepts and one of the little hook lines that i had was When she's with you get deja vu. I just think deja deja vu all the time and i think it's like a really interesting phenomenon and so i thought it would be a cool way to talk about deja-vu to talk about like when you break up with someone and they move on. Sometimes you've watched them on social media or whatever and they're living the same life that like you lived with another partner that can be sort of frustrating. And i feel like that's a really like universal relatable thing that doesn't really get talked about a ton and so. I thought that would be cool. Way to talk about deja vu and like relationship. Let's see maybe like half for like seventy five percent of the songs that are on my project and that we make together i sort of. We'll right like a verse and a chorus. And dan will help me. Finish it in polish it up but deja who actually wrote that together like i i said i its right something with when she did you get deja-vu when we sort of created that cla world together and wrote all the lyrics and melody together. I think dan actually came up. I think you came up with malibu thing. Yeah you said now. And when i was like oh i see that and it was like. What's your favorite ice cream strawberry through analysis. Strawberry ice cream in boo. Don't act like we did in do ought to clean.
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"I want to return to the success of good for you as rob pointed out. It's a huge number. One song and that is really significant in part because it has loud distorted guitars on it and travis barker who would know better than anyone what the parameters are for commercial pop punk influenced music right now was even recently still under the impression that if you put loud distorted guitars on a song that it can't really be played on pop radio that's something that raya programmers. They've actually put up a wall against. I've heard that from other people over the last few years that that's they think that's nineties. They think that you know signifies something that they are no longer want to be involved with and here we have on this so blatantly in proudly uses that sound and rock so hard and awesomely and it's the number one song that is significant. I would say don't you think yeah. I mean there's atvs also there's a like a rock band blowing up to the top you on spotify or like good for you and like all these songs by mon- skin who won the eurovision seventies glam rock. It's like people just like our into it right now. Where does it go from here. Because this is one of the everything obviously sped up now and i think that's the other thing we're seeing is just like the speed with which this happened strikes me as fairly incredible. So what are your predictions for the future. Not even with the levy retriever. What's going to happen over the next five years in geopolitically socially i think rob you can tell us okay. Olivia becomes eligible to run for president in the twenty thirty six election. And i'm already calling you know swift rodrigo change. We can believe.
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"Cut. It really sets the tone. I feel like teenage angst has weirdly not been as much of a topic for a while and it just reminds you of the currency and power of really of some really good just full on classic teenage anxiousness when presented so artfully just works and i will say there was this. Was this ad thing as much as we think all sort of rock and battles have been fought and all the kind of music snobbery stuff has been fought. There was this weird thing where there was there was sort of. i don't know like i hesitate to characterize them but couple music writers who are maybe a little crankier. We're getting mad. That adults like this album. And i find that so deeply peculiar. I tweeted about it at the time. I what the hell is that. Maybe one of the most frustrating discourses. Because i think what's happened and why we sort of laugh that same teenage angst right that we got again from pop punk from our levin i think of you know just like any sort of young artists kind of being like okay like i'm a teenager. Life sucks and like this is what's going on anything we expect for teenage artists. We taken seriously to present themselves as older and present themselves as sort of like wanting to be an adult. And if you think specifically about more recent sort of like the teen prodigy singer-songwriter lords the billy irish is like they present older. They present sort of like music. That is sort of. You can forget that it's by teenager because it sounds sort of different like other than royals by lorde. Everything else sort of sounds like this can be made by like a twentysomething popstar. But it's just that's what makes us so. We are to this but the things that they were singing about were much different like it was still coming from the perspective of a teenager and there is still stuff. Why is it suddenly like sibling. So weird to listen to a really great singer songwriter. Who is just writing about her life and reading about this and it's probably also like disney thing and it's probably also taylor swift dealt with that a lot and so it's probably that influence being so transparent for libya and know it's a mixture of things it's also like her music presents her music and her image presents. Us more like hyper fem than bill. Your lord or any sort of the again. The other sort of post taylor swift kind of teen pop star kind of prodigy's that present themselves and pop culture and so i think it's a mixture of goes thanks it was like the weirdest weirdest weirdest discourse because i was just like there have been so many artists that we've celebrated years so many years like so many who are so talented and so incredible and like they have made as good music. And it's weird that all of a sudden like everyone's just like. Oh my god i can't believe i'm like twenty eight listening to even listening to science by highschool breakup yesterday like you were probably bumping taylor swift's first album other day like that's also a team your it's all there. It's all the same stuff. It's just like a more sort of again hyper fathom and still very much like a teenager and i am literally singing about my teenage issues. And like she reminds you that every single song this probably. Is you know as usual some embedded sort of misogyny in there. Which is what i think you're in reaction to the presentation because it's but it's yeah sure what's definitely misogyny sexism part of it. You know unconscious. I'm not accusing anyone specific of anything. But when i'm talking more about the general that general thing like how dare you take this seriously. How dare you enjoy it. It's like it's definitely been through this four hundred times really doing this. It was it was wild and very purely pot. Olivia is a pop singer. And i think like people like with taylor like it was easier to be like. She's a country singer. And there's like you know. I think there's a little bit at least from what i maybe it just like. How remember the discourse. But i was also a teenager so i don't remember that much but at least they were able to sort of be like okay. She's a singer songwriter and country. Like that makes sense. But like she's a you know olivia's presenting yourself in this very britney spears aguilera tiger be aesthetic and writing her own songs and i think that. There's a disconnect for people that's happening where they're just like. I cannot compute that those two things are happening simultaneously absolutely. Yeah.
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"Culture. Well it's very interesting now now. We're really going to detour. There's reasons why. I've seen the movie freaky friday about ten times in the last few years is domestic situation and so yeah there was. This band called lash from australia and they had this song called. Take me away and it is the song that they perform in the a freaky friday talent show. The jamie curse has to pretend to play guitar on and all that. And yes if you listen to that song and multiply that by paramore's misery business and you kind of bring the other stuff little alanis you do start to get towards the end rob and the pussycats for sure which allows me to present adam. Dirt says influence on all this. That makes it very and observes actor adam dirks unheralded hereto of a couple of the greatest time from the jersey. An a-plus gets albums so we get to bring it back to adam dirt's which always makes me happy. Six degrees of mr jones is coming back to the dirt. Central city of of that world view is inspiring to me nucleus. A pop music. Mr jones by kevin. Everything is just a little more funky than bob dylan and i just went rob to ease up a little bit on kind of cross. I get there. i'm not anti man. We've karaoke delong december. Don't try to turn me into dirt. Spoke it's the power pop counting cross that we got to hear just not enough like einstein on the beach. But anyway we digress. We digress one of the things that is phenomenal about. The rodrigo album is that it begins with a blatant ona's to elvis castello. And that's when i knew a really and some different territory brutal because you know who does that in twenty twenty one and it is just as much evolution of it as pump it up. Which is the song. Interpolated or a mosh to was of subterranean homesick blues and elvis castello charmingly posted. A rare tweet to make it clear that he was absolutely delighted by because of course he is like who else is paying tribute to elvis castello and the pop charts in twenty twenty one. And there's also someone brought up a story where about doing with with giving gave it an elaborate sort of verbal prank to alyssa. Stella telling him that. Aren't you mad about what you did to your song. They stole it from me man and had no idea what he's talking about then. He realized that he was talking about the son. Get on your boots. Which sounds a little bit like pump it. Up and a lot like subterranean homesick loose and this is doing decades later giving him shit about pump it up which is amazing but again a side note out. No one's keeping elvis costello his legacy alive more than the disney kids. Because i remember when i was a teenager nick. Jonas was a huge elvis. Costello's they add like he would talk about. Elvis costello all the time and so all the comments on the video for allison on youtube would be like nick. Jonas brought me here like all of the comments were for many years. I don't think they are on there anymore. I don't think people are going to elvis costello nick jones anymore. But there's a legacy of disney kids bringing people bringing new generations to listen to elvis costello to give credit where credit is due. Had brilliant and nick was always saying that. I remember like he said he was one of the rolling stone cover solves. You talked about it a lot and like the first show cover. You talked about like allison and told his favorite song of all time was. I don't want to go to chelsea. Yeah which is a deep cut kind of it's like it's not even the us. I talk about him all the time. Let's talk about that song. Brutal specifically beyond the the obvious pump it up. Because it's just it's for anyone who wasn't clear from good for you. It just is one of those first tracks as a signifier like this is gonna be something a little different. Yeah this is going to be something very specific.
Rolling Stone Music Now
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"Olivia up to podium. She's like she's like you know disney tv star data and says the word singer songwriter in olympic can't help herself and her polite little smiling face. She just gives his confident. Little evil little smile smirk. It's really like this kind of power smirk and it's so awesome. It's so intense. She is so fucking powder of singer-songwriter being there in that string of accolades and justice shameless flicker of uncontrollable pride at that. That was kind of mind blowing for me. Really kind of beautiful example of how in this way and in so many other words tailored just on changing the world and just add onto that to like that idea that you mentioned about sort of the rockstar named of taylor swift. I feel like with olivia. She's kind of jumped in with that. Same amount of enthusiasm you know. I don't know if you guys watch the sour problem. She was carrying herself like she has been performing. These shows that was like a show that she had been doing on tour for a year like it. Felt like a finale to that it was just such confident display from her and so this episode of wrong so music now sponsored by homemade podcast from rocket mortgage about the meaning of home and what can teach about ourselves and others. I really enjoyed this show. These are provocative poignant even hilarious stories that explore the diversity of home in america and the fundamental need for shelter belonging unites us all. You'll hear about a successful doctrine philadelphia. Who had a secret dream to become an interior designer and saw that dream actually turn into reality during the pandemic when she renovated her daughters dos and went viral and there's another one about sheen pasha's search for someone known her immigrant family only as the landlady who thirty years earlier had rescued them from homelessness arrived from pakistan but the search takes shaheen deep into possibly unfriendly territory. The story from homemade one spire you as much as they did me search for homemade anywhere.
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Rolling Stone Music Now
"Hey i'm brian hiatt. And this rolling stone music. Now i have with me brittany spanos. End rob sheffield and we're going to talk about olivia rodrigo. This is actually the second time already that we've had a chance to talk about olivia. We were pretty early talking about her on episode in february which also delved into the greatest debut songs of all time and i think some people were like really. They're already putting her with the best debut songs of all time. And aren't they a little too excited about this artists with one song and those people were wrong. We were right. Hey because you know her album. Sour is just a you know provides a plethora of delights. She is basically the biggest new artist of the year. there is unfortunately a country guy. Name morgan wallin. Who is perhaps best known for uttering a racist slur and he technically topped the sales equivalents charts over libya. I would recommend check out our colleague. Amex wings piece about that. And how no one really wants to reckon with that. But she's right. No must reckon with that. I don't want to reckon with that. We're gonna talk regard 'cause we liked her better. That is our right so it just seemed like a good time. Part of it of course is that olivia was in the white house this week. And what charming visit. That was very much in the vein of elvis presley. getting a vaccination back in the day. She came out there and told everyone to get a vaccination young people to get a vaccination and was very poised there on the podium in an incredibly iconic outfit to yes please white pumps the very clueless plaid suit like clueless. Elwood's just kind of you know in the white house it. There's a lot of tweets about house very much like a new rom com a new white house rom com was like about ten merge. And she's like the first daughter something. It's very good fat. Yeah absolutely fantastic. Beautiful.
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Singer Olivia Rodrigo Works With White House on Vaccine Ads
"Singer actor Olivia Rodrigo has paid a visit to the White House as part of a campaign to encourage covert nineteen vaccinations for young people I marches are a letter with the latest forever living abroad Rego has the top album in the country with sour and has hit shows on the Disney Channel she's using that star power to get young people vaccinated against covert nineteen Rodrigo is working with president Joe Biden and medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci to make videos aimed at educating young people about the vaccine it's important to have conversations with friends and family members and coaching all communities to get vaccinated and actually get to vaccination site which you can do more easily than ever before given how many sites we have and how easy it is to find them abaxis stock up
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Child Tax Credit: Here's When Payments Will Hit Accounts
"Showing up in bank accounts of most American families this week. ABC is Rebecca Jarvis has detailed 39 Million Families in America should be receiving automatically direct deposits around the child tax credit in their bank accounts in the coming days and weeks. $250 per child or $300. If your child is under six years old, and it is automatic. If you filed your taxes, it will be directly deposited for you at the White House today, Pop star Olivia Rodrigo
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LA County Has 5th Straight Day of 1,000 Cases
"With Kobe cases back on the rise in the United States there are warnings against older people attending large indoor activities and a new push to get people vaccinated that's pop star and actress Olivia Rodrigo singing about happy and healthy the eighteen year old will join forces today with president Biden and infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci to record videos to encourage young people to get vaccinated on the other side of the age spectrum health officials in Mississippi are recommending people sixty five and older avoid large indoor gatherings in a state where just thirty one percent are fully vaccinated Dr David Doughty at Johns Hopkins University says it's time to talk about you know re implementing some measures to to start the spread and Chicago Friday will restrict travelers from Missouri and Arkansas because of spiking coded cases in those two states I'm Jackie Quinn
Switched On Pop
"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Switched On Pop
"I've been listening to olympia. Rodriguez album sour and i think we need to talk about her third single off album good for you. Have you guys gotten a chance to listen to it yet. I mean a thousand times. The record has been repeat. Every time i get in my car and turn on the radio seems to be playing yet. Shire jump on tiktok. I don't know how often you guys tiktok. But that's another very commonplace. You might hear that song. Tiktok is currently my social media restriction at this very moment. Okay as in. You're not on tiktok. Usually but i've just needed a break. Yep so i kind of missed the phenomenon okay. Well tiktok aside. I know you've both heard it a bazillion times. I want to queue it up and listen to a little bit of it. Yes please one of my favorite things about this track is that it's almost like it has a split personality between the verse. The chorus the verse is kind of funky kind of slow kind of sinister cathedral. Qassim down really easily found in the only took a couple weeks and then the chorus just explodes into this distorted raging pop punk anthem. Head-spinning totally
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Everyone's Talking About Olivia Rodrigo - Good 4 U
"I've been listening to olympia. Rodriguez album sour and i think we need to talk about her third single off album good for you. Have you guys gotten a chance to listen to it yet. I mean a thousand times. The record has been repeat. Every time i get in my car and turn on the radio seems to be playing yet. Shire jump on tiktok. I don't know how often you guys tiktok. But that's another very commonplace. You might hear that song. Tiktok is currently my social media restriction at this very moment. Okay as in. You're not on tiktok. Usually but i've just needed a break. Yep so i kind of missed the phenomenon okay. Well tiktok aside. I know you've both heard it a bazillion times. I want to queue it up and listen to a little bit of it. Yes please one of my favorite things about this track is that it's almost like it has a split personality between the verse. The chorus the verse is kind of funky kind of slow kind of sinister cathedral. Qassim down really easily found in the only took a couple weeks and then the chorus just explodes into this distorted raging pop punk anthem. Head-spinning totally
Pop Shop
Olivia Rodrigo's 'Sour' Returns to No. 1 on Billboard 200 Albums Chart
"Alluvia rodriguez sour returns to number one. For a second total week as it steps three to one in its fifth week on the chart it earned one hundred and five thousand equivalent album units in the us in the weekending june twenty-fourth that is down fourteen percent compared to the previous week and of course this is according to 'em rc. Data the album debuted at number one on the chart dated june fifth Kind of cool about this is that this is the fifth week Force our and the fifth week in a row so all five of its weeks have had earned in excess of at least one hundred thousand units in the process of at least chirp. You get the idea. it's like you said it. S an excess needs our tonight And the the last album. The only other album to do that. So far in twenty twenty one was morgan. Wallin's dangerous the double album which also had earned more than one hundred thousand and each of its first five weeks. But hey big caveat here is that morgan wallin had more than thirty songs Helping it's you know big you know streaming unit numbers and tracking numbers every week whereas lydia just has eleven tracks on her album so While we don't normally compare things that way. I thought it was worth noting. That livia did it with far fewer tracks.
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Olivia Rodrigo Debuts NEW Song Amid High School Graduation! - Clevver News
"In big news olympia rodriguez graduated high school over the weekend. It's a huge accomplishment. It also just reminds you how young this girl is who already has two number ones on the billboard. Hot one hundred
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Still Buffering
"A Jumbotron this week hoop yeah This is four nasa and it is from rebecca and dusty at it says ness. We have a message for you from your family. Congratulations on graduating high school. We know you'll be absolutely brilliant at guilford this fall. This has been a terrible horrible. No good very bad year. And you've come through it with grace strength and compassion. We love you and could not be more proud of the person you're growing into. Oh congratulations relations ness. That's awesome. get through it you made. The next year is bound to be better has to be just. I mean almost impossible not to be mathematically a go for it okay. I had this thought as i was listening to it and i was thinking about Musical artists from the past especially women and when they come out with songs like this that are very Like innocent sort of unpolished. I mean that the night. They're not musically they don't sound or anything but like they sound like studio produced. You know what i mean like. Somebody didn't sit there and say like well. Let's take those very real raw words. You're using and turn them into something flowery or something like it feels very real in the past. I feel like there's a ton of criticism thrown at these artists for being because it's everything that teen girls get right if a teen girl likes it if it's fourteen girls than it's trite or bad or too simple or emotional or whatever and i haven't seen a lot of that which is really nice. I mean that's very refreshing because that's a that part of our culture get so much crap thrown at it and which is just another way of like infanta leising guy women. I think that's definitely true especially for The first song on the album brutal. Which again is one of the ones about a break-up pretty much just about like being a teenager in the public eye In her life It's pretty much just a a list of all the like the thing she's angry angsty about yeah And i haven't seen a lot of criticism the i expected..
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Popcast
"To favorite cry while we're here let's just let's just bump little favorite sweet to think about the damage that we do. Cusack was going donald. I was doing it with you everything. We've broken all the trouble way. But i'll say that i hit you with a smile. We have not as of yet said perhaps the most important adjective about the olivia rodrigo album and roll out and that adjective swiftian. We have not talked about. This is sort of made the joke in my piece at it's The taylor debut refracted through red. It's really like the accelerated course. You know it's just like the kids can understand computers. Why faster than i ever could. That's what this feels like. Sista i also have a. This isn't a hot take. This is a conspiracy theory. it's thrown out there. Okay bath go for it. It's really it's dark though. Okay so just i want. What a preface this by saying. It's dark okay and ready to work with me. Two or three steps. The two steps deja comes out. Arabize lake That really sounds like cruel summer. Those chance right kind of rhythmic. Chance the the multi-track chance and she actually said she like directly attributed did okay. I didn't yeah okay just more fodder for my theory okay. Now there's no taylor swift song writing credits for that. That's just a mode. However i'm sure taylor takes notice of it. I'm sure taylor is in touch with olivia. Taylor's teams and touch libya's team and there's something a little to borrow we about it. And so maybe part of the reason that there is an actual taylor swift interpolations and writing credit on What's the song that yes that actual writing credit is kind of. Maybe a make good away to kind of like for libya formalize the inheritance and for everybody to be peaceful in their aesthetics and their paperwork pure conspiracy theory. I'm sure it's bonkers. However i couldn't help but think about it when i saw that there was an actual taylor swift writing credit on us. And that's what made me think. Some people control their narratives. Taylor is one of them. I i think. I kind of disagree. Not just because she from day one has been so vocal about her admiration for taylor swift out like she did so much process record. I didn't even get to all of it. I'm sure and i think she. She must reference taylor swift like a dozen times or more so in terms of giving her credit where credit is due like. She hasn't not done that. And i don't know that the actual literal sample on on one song is what was needed to to make abundantly apparent that she's influenced by taylor swift..
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Popcast
"On. I think part of her whole vibe least where she is out right now is being able to kind of do both of those things and i do think although i would love if there was like one or two more pop punk songs records personally feel me you that i wouldn't want to just be like eleven pop punk songs. Part of the power of good for you is in not surprise that the quote unquote quiet girl at the piano. Doing driver's license also is able to kind of harness this anger and this really pointed spite in some of these lyrics like i think that the swing the pendulum swing between those two extremes on the record is what makes it really feel very dynamic and again i think it is a little bit too heavily on the quiet side specifically towards the end like they're just a few songs that i agree like feel less than spectacular and but i think at least for right now she seems committed to kind of having those two sides to her and i do think it's effective. You brought up enough for you like dr before that. I think her vocal in that is really interesting. Because it's the arrangement is pretty honestly like pretty boring. It's an acoustic song and you know there's not a lot going on with the instrumentation. But i think like her singing feels very mo to me or feels very like rooted in like even though she says if the end like. That's that's.
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Popcast
"I think that. I'll die before at drink and i'm so caught up in the news of who likes me in who hates you and i'm so tired that on my quit my job start a new life and they'd all be disappointed. Because who am. I if not exploited. I'm so sick of seventeen. I'm over this teenage dream. It reminded me a little bit of the first track on on the billie. Eilish record where you know she does. The little bit of invis- lined bit like i've taken out my design and this is the album and i think it it is little bit cheeky and a little bit kind of teenage a and really sets the tone for west to follow which is kind of this like bag. Tongue-in-cheek of lament of how teenage years are portrayed in pop culture her effing teenage dream. Exactly which is one of my favorite lyrics on the album. Great lyric even for someone like me who does not particularly enjoy the music. Katy perry would not otherwise be searching for a teenage dream so nevertheless strong lurk lindy. It seems corny to be like. Is it earned. But i feel like at that point when the record comes out she has three distinct sonic approaches none of which are really the post disney sonic approach but he feels very i. Guess maybe especially maybe in the age of like a billy or even a lord or something like that where people's aesthetics get honed or at least popular perception Home pretty quickly. It seems i can. Being actively rejected here both structurally and also tell me you know. It's interesting looking at like how people react to the eighteen year old disney star doing music. That could credibly be called pop punk on various parts of this record. I think if that happens fifteen years ago like when i was really do pop punk in the kind of wave of when i was a teenager i think like the detroit sellout would be bandied around. Sort of like for no reason in a lot of senses like there. I think that there is less policing alike. Who can sort of especially with rock music right now because in so many senses rock as an idiot of dying need some young blood in it so i think there's something kind of exciting be read would disagree with you but there are plenty of exceptions. I won't even go. I don't believe. I don't endorse that opinion but i think that's kind of the party line. These is and so. I think she does kinda skirt. This idea of authenticity like it's just like not cool anymore to kind of lament like. Oh this disney clean is doing pop. Punk lake would issue trying to get out of work or something like that you know would not rasheed she demi levato exactly when again. I know you and i know they're just awesome..
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Olivia Rodrigos Sour Breakthrough
"Who is not functioning or is that just the heat emanating from the discourse around the olympia rodrigo album. It is tough to know. I had mentioned on the facebook group. That i wasn't sure if i was gonna come in for a second. Olivia cast twenty twenty one. But you know what the demand is there. The urges there the intrigue is there and the discourse has arrived. Here we are sour is out. We are back lindsay sold. Ads is here lindsey. Hello lindsey reviewed sour for npr. First time on podcast. Olivia horn is here. Hello olivia welcome. Hey thank you. Olivia reviewed the album for pitchfork. We have a lot of takes a lot of inspired takes between mine and lindsay's and olivia's so we are going to. We're gonna get active on this week's episode going deep on the ark of olivia rodrigo. We opened up with deja-vu which is a later. Alavi rodriguez angle after of course driver's license. Which are sure everyone has committed to memory and tattooed on their arm by now lindsay. Let's start with you. Can you talk to me before we even get to sour. Can you talk to me a little bit about the ark of the single rollout the singles roll out. I should say 'cause i feel veers. There's a narrative within that micro arc that says atone before you even get to. The album agree. So you. I think that first of all is interesting about the olivia. Argus is this. Is all pretty much happening this year. In the calendar year of twenty twenty one driver's license comes out at believe january and just conquers the world and everyone's soul and is just one of i think the biggest like out of nowhere sort of breakout hits other not necessarily out of nowhere. We'll get to the hat but really like has this hold on the culture even cross generational which i think is kind of interesting element there at aachen stay. Takes off on tiktok in just becomes like mass. Cultural phenomenon is number one for weeks on the billboard chart and you know like that type of breakthrough has the danger of one hit wonder written all over
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Ringer Dish
"Sounds pretty refreshing. If you as. I am as a lot of people are are used to hearing a set of sounds. That's been curated by you. Know a fairly small group of people. Taylor swift is one of them jack. Antonoff is certainly another one and look taylor's of tough example in some ways because she's just been around so long done so much that you can find an example for for instance like paper rings. Was taylor's foray into kind of pop punk thing. But that's not taylor's thing. This sounds different from that. Sort of like propulsive. Shiny heavy sympathy sound that. She did a lot of with jackson in recent years. It's definitely different than the stuff that she's done with. Aaron essner and it's not country so if you go back further there's differences kind of all across the board and to close the loop on that my point there is that it's actually really refreshing to hear something that sounds maybe not brand new but is using different influences than the ones that most people have drawn on. Sure some. there's definitely lord. So i'm not lordly absent. No yeah and the multilayered vocals sound like billy and yes that she acknowledged the jj wvu bridge with the you know yelling vocals or right outta cruel summer. Okay but right and the but there and part of this is really interesting to me is is who is responsible for some of the stuff that does sound like that early mid two thousand kind of girl with a crunchy guitar pop punk stuff because if you go in tiktok think that's that's not the dominant sound. That's you know on spotify playlist solid time right now but if you talk so much stuff is here's a popular song. But what if we made it a pop punk song. What if we made an email from the early two thousands but clearly there is a large number of people. There are a large number of people for whom that really resonates with. And it's a sound that people in in these little corners. Even if it's not you know billy and the people who are dominating my spotify charts and stuff are playing with primarily. It's something that's of interest. And i wonder how much of that is her. I wonder how much of that is dan. I wonder how much of that is. Just sort of like a shared interest. But that's fascinating to me just because even if we go back to paper rings. That was a song that i remember hearing and wondering i wonder if taylor will do a little bit more of this and the answer to that turned out to be no but maybe somebody else does right. It doesn't mean that that impulse doesn't exist in the music listening public. Yeah and it's just very fun. Obviously i think it you know speaks to my specific adrian range a little bit but it's just one of those where she goes to call me old. I appreciate that. that's no what i'm doing. I'm like i feel yes. I feel like i feel like the elder sister. Gen z in this conversation and soda a lot of my friends where we've had conversations about all joked about how much we love it but how much we especially love like good for you is. My favorite song is it. Yes.
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"olivia rodrigo" Discussed on Ringer Dish
"And was. Like whoa. I can't let you go in supply and so on. I'm want to work with you. That's that's really cool and it's funny. That is a song that i tend to gravitate more towards the kind of pop. Funky energy like angsty angry songs on the album. But that's one of the slower sort of sad ballads. That really grabs me. So i think that origin story is so important to our understanding how people have found her and processed are. Because it's not just fans it's people that she's working with which to your point says so much about the discovery cycle right because it's it's coming from both ends. It's not just how you create an audience. It's also how you find people to work with. And and the thing about olivia rodrigo and i think most musicians going forward is that they will not just be creators of audio content. They're going to be creating content across multiple mediums and that is audio. Yes but it's also video in long form and in short form tiktok in the like but also likely a third category which is virtual or avatar based for things like gaming and other environments when she is really the poster child of where the industry is going to be a star. You're going to have to be good at creating content across all these different mediums and she is inherently born to do that. It's so interesting. Kinda parsing through what generations and what chunks of which generations respond to her respond to different parts of the album. Two different ways that she communicates because it really does feel like the sort of lightning in a bottle thing where she was she inspired. I a saturday. Night live sketch with driver's license. Throw one of my listening to drive is licensed by lear. Regal sounds like it's just some girl singing in a room and that's the beauty of it. You got a problem. She was also inspiring tiktok challenges and communicating with people. That way then she was on. Snl herself and had a great performance..
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Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Sour’ Scores the Biggest Debut of the Year
"A livia. Rodriguez debut album. Sour captures a sweet week. I've been avenues in that first and last week and a half. I know. I'm sure everyone is very tired. captures a sweet week as it debuts at number one on the billboard two hundred chart with two hundred ninety five thousand equivalent album units earned in the us in the week may twenty seventh according to an rc data while katie is holding up. A box of libya rodrigo. Sour patch is that. Is there an album inside. There are no. It's literally just our patch kids. Wow opened it yet. Wow is was that just at the grocery store. No they actually did pop-ups in new york and la in la. She did like a car wash. Did you see pictures from that. Took over a car wash. no no no. They were not keith. they were they. Were i think doing this hour patch kids and they changed the sign edge of the car wash till like sour. Our car wash sue and olivia went there even. Wow yeah Well with that two hundred ninety five thousand units. It's actually surpasses the previous biggest week When taylor swift's fearless debuted at number one with two hundred ninety one thousand units on the april twenty fourth chart. So if if. I didn't actually impressed that upon you yet. Olivia rodriguez has the biggest week of the year for an album with sour sour. Also nabs the largest week for an axe debut charting album on the billboard. Two hundred since. The chart transitioned from an album sales. Only ranking to a units based fancy consumption chart back in december of twenty fourteen. I'd actually beats cardi b.'s. Debut sat and i billboard two hundred entry invasion of privacy which opened at number one on april twenty first two thousand eighteen chart with two hundred and fifty five thousand units
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Amy Schumer Joked That John Krasinski and Emily Blunt's Marriage Is ‘Pretend’
"Let's start with john brzezinski and emily blunt now. They crushed it at the box office this weekend. And they also crush clapback after. Amy schumer joked about their relationship. Amy said they have a pretend marriage for publicity jan wasn't having it and replied they you amy from blowing up our whole marriage not clearly. Their relationship is real. I hope but do you think. A lot of hollywood marriages are for publicity. I think hollywood marriages regular everyday marriage is when you get to a certain point in life get married for different reasons right. Sometimes you get married for the when you're younger as you get older you get married as you grow and evolve. Some marriages are publicity stunts. But for these two what. Eleven years two kids later. I think they're real. I think they're the real deal.
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How Has Olivia Rodrigo Become Pop's Brightest New Star
"Until the very beginning of this year. Olivia rodrigo was known. Mostly as an actress on a couple of kind of disney adjacent. Tv shows most recently high school musical the musical the series on disney plus but in january. She put out her first single called driver's license and it was instantly massive ana maria. Tell us about olivia rodrigo. So i'm going to be real with you guys I have been getting in a lot of arguments since driver's license dropped. I think you know because it blew up in the way that it did. Everyone's out here kind theorising like what happened. There was a perfect storm of tiktok in the drama around it and her fame that she already had an. I think people did not want to believe that. Eliza byard rico was legit like you know what it was this one thing. I don't know what happened. Weird spotify algorithm thing. but like. that's it so. I'm very excited about this new album because this is my suck album. I'm like everyone listen up. Olivia rodriguez is real. This is the ultimate validation of fair to say it blew me away. I heard the album. I was running around. My jaw was literally dropped. She she could have gone. You know for the classic pop cookie cutter or whatever album. She could have really put out anything and people would have listened for sure. That's just like the situation right now but she she went for it. She put heart into it. She put soul into it. She put nuance honestly. If anything. i would call this album. A pop survey. It's not just one thing it's not just one sound. It's really her saying. I'm pulling from all these different pop queens these different styles you can hear lord you can hear billion it. You obviously hear taylor in a. I hate to make the taylor comparison but is literally all over this album.
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Olivia Rodrigo Reveals the Meaningful Gift Taylor Swift Sent Her
"Olivia Rodriguez got the number one song in the country for seven weeks, maybe eight weeks now, right with driver's license. But now that compares to getting personal gifts from Taylor Swift, which she just did actually last night. Like literally like 12 Hours ago, I got a package from her. With this like handwritten note, and she gave me this ring because she said she wore one just like it when she wrote, Read she like hand wrap these gifts Also, I feel so lucky that I just like Was born at the right time to be able to look up to somebody like her pretty cool stuff. And Taylor has always been one of those girls supporting girls type of artist. So to get a gift like that from Joseph just pretty cool. Hey, you have a hit record for eight weeks. Maybe you'll get something from Taylor Swift Tail
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Sabrina Carpenter Addresses Speculation That ‘Skin’ Is About Olivia Rodrigo
"Last week. We had discussed the whole. Olivia rodrigue driver's license situation with sabrina. And joshua bassett excetera and since then. Sabrina actor released her own song called skin. Before i get into it. Let me just read you. The caption of her instagram. She posted tonight. Sabrina says thank you to everyone who has listened to skin especially those who have opened their minds to lyrically is trying to get across. I wasn't bothered by a few lines in a magnificent song and wrote a distraction. It i was at a tipping point in my life for countless reasons. So i was inspired to do what i usually do to cope right something that i wish i could have told myself in the past people can only get you if you give them the power to and a lot of people were trying to get to me. The song is in calling out one single person some addresses specific situation while other lines address. Plenty of other experiences. I've had this past year. It also shows that many things have actually gotten under my skin. And i'm still learning to knock have other people so much power over my feelings. I know a lot of you struggle with the same thing. I don't want this to become an endless cycle so please don't take this as an opportunity to send more hate anyone's loss of loved you all. Thanks for letting me grow anybody who listened to the song the main courses basically you can try to get under my skin while he's on mine so i mean listen if she's going to say that it wasn't a direct response fine but like. I really liked sabrina carpenter. I think they're both really talented. I just it was so clearly response. In my opinion the only reason it wasn't a response is because the original song had nothing to do with her. That right so confused. Yeah that's what i think. People were so confused about because of your song was really about her relationship with joshua and what went down there with the one line that mentioned sabrina. Basically saying like you're probably with that blonde girl who always made me doubt she so much older than me. she's everything i'm insecure about. That was it. Whereas sabrina song i think at least when you listen to it the first time felt like was directly about her directly addressing. Olivia song so. I don't know i. I really like them both. I was so confused when i first heard it because it felt so misplaced to me. It was like wait a second. Like if i'm being honest nothing as women you ever want other women to be insecure. But let's just cut the bullshit for a second is the guy you're dating has ex girlfriend and that ex-girlfriend publicly says that you make her insecure not that you want that prefers second that's kind of the best compliment you could ever get like. It was so confusing me. There were all these names of like olivia. Rigo call sabrina. Carpenter gorgeous says rita carpenter releases a distract. You
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Why Olivia Rodrigos Debut Single, Drivers License, Is Making Music History
"If you follow popular music by now. You've probably heard olivia rodriguez driver's license. It's transformed her into a mainstream pop star almost overnight. It's debuted at number one billboard hot one hundred only forty seven songs in chart history have started at number one but what makes her achievement even more impressive is that it's very first major release olivia also multiple streaming records an amazon revealed. It's now the most requested song on alexa ever for a single day. Rancid olivia does already have a media presence and fan base from her time as a disney star but this debut is unprecedented and olivia is everywhere. Her life is forever changed sort of she tells billboard. I've always amazing opportunities now. And so many people that i look up to have reached out and express their love. The song which is absolutely surreal. But i'm truly just the same seventeen year old girl. Doing statistics homework in my bedroom. Driver's license is out. Now