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Sep 20, 2019 54 min

Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedication

from Sound Audits Hosted by Tyler Metz , Ian Hoke

Following her global success with the 2012 smash "Call Me Maybe," Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen found different ways to express her sunny, uninhibited pop as the years progressed. On her debut album, 2012's Kiss, she channeled the rush of first love -- as well as stylish influences like Kimbra, Robyn, and La Roux -- into songs that were swooning yet relatable, a niche she pursued further on 2015's critically acclaimed E-MO-TION, a love letter to the epic '80s pop of artists such as Madonna and Prince. While later work like 2019's Dedicated were more in keeping with pop trends of the late 2010s, the catchiness -- and approachability -- of her music has remained.

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