Katy Perry, Lorde and Halsey: How to Make a Pop Album in 2017

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Music Commentary, Music, Music Interviews

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🗓️ 16 June 2017

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Three female pop stars, three different approaches: a conversation about their new albums, on Popcast.

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0:00.0	Swish, wish, bish, another one in the basket.
0:06.0	Welcome to the New York Times,
0:07.0	podcast, your 96-hour live stream to confront your wokeness failures.
0:12.0	I'm your host, John Caramonica.
0:14.0	Your game is tired, you should retire.
0:18.0	Your bad as cute as an old coupon expired and karma's not a liar she keeps receipts so keep calm honey I will stick around for more than a minute get used to it
0:40.1	funny my name keeps coming at your mouth because I stay winning lay him up like
0:48.0	Swish Swish Bish
0:49.9	Swish Swish Swish. No, it's not Kaniy.
0:54.0	It's Katie Perry's back here with your girl Nicky Manage on the
0:58.1	nth single from her new album Witness, which was released last week.
1:04.6	Katie Perry, for those of you don't know,
1:06.2	is America's greatest female pop star.
1:09.8	Yeah, no, that's not true.
1:11.0	But Katie Perry is super famous. And I am joined today not just to talk about Katie, but also to talk about new album from Lord, the last album from Halsey. What exactly is happening in sort of post-gleme female pop?
1:25.0	I am joined today by New York Times Pop Music editor Karen Gans.
1:29.0	Hi John.
1:30.0	New York Times pop music reporter, Joe Coscarelli,
1:33.3	Bonapetit, is that appropriate usage?
1:35.7	That's better.
1:36.9	Why do I think of that?
1:37.9	I'm going to run that past standards.
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