Melissa Kacar

Chemtrails Over The Country Club is Lana Del Rey's seventh album, a highly anticipated follow-up to her release of Norman F*cking Rockwell! in 2019. Lana is one of my all-time favorite artists and one that I have always admired for her incredible talent of songwriting. She has made a groundbreaking impact in the music industry in so many ways since her debut album, Born To Die , was released in 2012. Her influence is truly unparalleled when it comes to both the alternative and pop music genres. I have been looking forward to the release of Chemtrails Over the Country Club ever since she officially announced it early last year and was so blown away by the beauty and depth of it when the album was finally released.  In it's entirety, Chemtrails shows a more personal and mature side of Lana, in a way that she hasn't shown before. While it incorporates the classic sound we know from her, Lana's talent is elevated in such a different way. A lot of her previous work focus...

It's New York, baby always jacked up! After a long two year wait, I'm so excited that I finally had the chance to see Harry Styles live again in my favorite city for the second New York date of Love On Tour! The energy in the crowd at Madison Square Garden that night was insane, the ground was literally shaking as if there was an earthquake from everyone dancing and jumping all night! It was one of the best concerts I've ever been to! Harry Styles is one of my favorite artists ever and I have looked forward to seeing him again in New York City after the unforgettable experience I had in 2018 . Seeing him live for the first time three years ago was one of the best nights ever, I always think about how incredible that show was and how much fun we all had. It feels so special that I was able to hear his first album in it's entirety in 2018 and now I got to hear Fine Line in it's entirety now too! Both are two of my favorite albums of all time and mean a lot to me!    ...

Harry Styles embarked on the creation of  Fine Line   with a new state of mind, wanting to push himself a little further than he ever has before. It is deeply honest and reflective; he fully embraced his creative freedom and lets it fully shine through in the music. It's fun, fresh and modern, while also incorporating elements of the rockstars that came before him. In an interview with  NPR , he talked about the way his mindset changed going into the creation of his sophomore album, especially following the positive reception of his debut solo album released two and a half years prior.  He said, "I think I had a lot of fear — whether it was conscious or subconsciously — just about getting it wrong. When I listen back to the first album now, although I still love it so much, I feel like I was almost bowling with the bumpers up a little bit. I can hear places where I was playing it safe." With  Fine Line , he fully leaned into some of the weirder psychedelic in...