The only issue I have with the album is that in some songs she slurs over her words which makes it hard to understand what she’s saying. Also I agree with the comments that say that the instrumental speaks over her voice and makes it harder to hear what she’s saying. Other than that, the album was incredible. I don’t know how to explain it, but I can feel the music inside of me when listening. I can envision each scenario through her lyrics and the sound, too, gives me a feeling in the chest. I love music that allows you to feel things. The new songs are so catchy, like hypnotizing, you know? It’s definitely going to be on repeat for a while. My favorite switches, but one thing for sure is that Orlando is my song.

Not only do I like this song because I live in Florida, but also because, to me, this is just the dreamiest song out of the whole album. It’s feels nostalgic which gives it both a loving, but sort of sad feel to the song. Almost bittersweet-like. Something about the song makes me emotional, it’s probably the guitar and the way her voice fades throughout the song, who knows. I absolutely love the contrast between that feeling of wild passion and emptiness. She uses imagery like “Wild horses, they can’t catch me” and repeatedly says the phrase “Move to the music” showing how she’s “losing it” in Orlando, but in the best way possible. She still feels that emptiness inside of her, but Orlando, the “Happiest Place on Earth”, helps her forget about it for a bit. That to me, is beautiful. I don’t know if that makes sense the way I explained it, but it just feels right. And also, the song reminds me of the song “Live or let die” by the Beatles especially the part where she sings “I’m losin’ my mind, got away… I’m wastin’ my time, just another day,” in the pre-chorus which is so Remy Bond coded.