The New York Times's pop music critics highlighted the year’s top albums, each selecting different artists as the best, including Charli XCX, MK.gee, and MJ Lenderman.
The conversation explores how peak pop stars are adapting to an increasingly singles-driven landscape, affecting the creation and perception of full album works.
With the diversity of music scenes, niche artists are still creating substantial albums, underscoring a thriving culture of lengthy, impactful releases in pop.
The discussion engages various critical perspectives, showcasing the evolving dynamics of the music industry and the unique contributions of contemporary pop artists.
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