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Welcome to Pop Pantheon. I'll access the podcast where we do even more over-analyzing of all

your favorite pop stars and to other stuff too.

This is your host, DJ Louis XIV. And thank you all so much for being subscribers.

I'm here with my favorite midnight son. It's Russ Martin, Russ. Good morning. Hi, good morning, Louis.

Happy to be back after taking a week off for at Canadian Thanksgiving. It is a holiday. If you are also a Canadian,

shout out to you specifically. Yes, we have to acknowledge that Canadians also have Thanksgiving. And we're glad to have

you back. It was really fun getting to speak with Rich last week about Mimi. If you haven't checked

that episode out, go check it out. But it's good to be back with you. I always look forward to

our Monday morning Gab Fest. Me too. And this particular Monday morning, we are going to try out something different, something new for us that's sort of halfway between one of our traditional new music speed rounds and one of our traditional full album review episodes. Today we're going to tackle three different albums that have each come out in the past month and are each sort of buzzy in their own way. These albums come from three vastly different women who have very

different careers and very different sounds. They are also all three albums that our listeners

have specifically requested that we talk about. So here we are about to talk about them. That was a, it's been a very

fun listening experience because of the variety. I hope it will make a very interesting discussion as

well. So we are going to be breaking down, Zara Larson's Midnight Sun, Olivia Dean's The Art of Loving,

and Audrey Hobart's Who's The Clown?

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