Track-by-track breakdowns — what's actually happening in the music, not just star ratings.
Four years apart, and a comeback that refuses to rush the reunion.
Written for a cowgirl doll in Toy Story 5 — and everyone who's ever come back.
A breakup song aimed less at an ex than at everyone watching.
A heartbreak song about losing to a place, not a person.
A song about never wanting the night to end, and what that's really hiding.
Asking for what you deserve, set to a groove that never has to shout.
A breakup song too tired, and too honest, to raise its voice.
Breaking your own pattern, one train ride at a time.
A fictional girl group's anthem that became a real Grammy winner.
A love song borrowed from worship music, written for one real person.
Being loved through every version of the one you already are.
A Swedish summer night, and the freedom of one that never has to end.
A brassy demand that turns out to be one of the more sincere songs about dating in years.
A love song with its guard halfway down, afraid to wreck what's finally real.
Waiting for someone's ghost to finally become just another stranger.
Spending the last of your money on the thing that's hurting you.
The guilt of loving someone your friend once loved too.
Wishing you'd taken more photos before everything changed.
A bedroom demo that made a very private feeling danceable.
A love generous enough, they suggest, to reshape the whole world.
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