Sabrina Carpenter's new single "Please Please Please" features playful profanity that serves as a bold statement, reflecting a shift in modern pop to favor quirky, unexpected content.
Amy Allen, songwriter of Carpenter's hit, emphasizes that listeners are now seeking 'something odd, something off,' marking a departure from the polished pop sound of yesteryears.
Allen notes that the pop landscape is changing, proclaiming that she feels 'scared of generic things that sound like No. 1s,' pointing to a desire for originality.
Despite the evolution of pop music, Allen highlights a lack of long-term female songwriters in the industry, vowing to challenge this stereotype.
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