On September 10, , she released her second studio album, The Electric Lady, to critical acclaim. In , she had major roles in two feature films, Hidden Figures and Moonlight, for which she received widespread praise. It is the follow-up to her studio albums The ArchAndroid and The Electric Lady and her first album to not be a part of Cindi Mayweather's Metropolis narrative. The concept album was preceded by three singles, "Make Me Feel", "Django Jane", and "Pynk", and one promotional single, "I Like That", and its release was accompanied by a minute narrative film project of the same name.
The album received widespread critical acclaim upon release. Moreover, the song's humanized, sexually uninhibited, and anti-authoritarian qualities -- she was earthbound, celebrating her body, asserting "You cannot police me" -- also indicated the course she has taken with her third album. Almost every track is densely packed with quotables delivered in approaches that shift from easygoing elegance to hard-fought, triumphant conviction.
Not to be lost in all the power moves are indirect and direct references to a romantic relationship -- another form of dissent -- referenced and explored throughout, from the glowing "Crazy, Classic, Life" through the fiery "So Afraid," the only moment of emotional fragility. It demonstrates that artful resistance and pop music are not mutually exclusive. Tracklist: Dirty Computer feat Brian Wilson Crazy, Classic, Life Take a Byte Jane's Dream Django Jane Pynk feat Grimes Make Me Feel I Got the Juice feat Pharrell Williams I Like That It appears your browser does not have it turned on.
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