A clear, independent review of Doja Cat’s Vie with full tracklist, song notes, verified credits, and release context.
Author: Alex Harris
Alex Harris
Lyric sleuth. Synth whisperer. Chart watcher. Alex hunts new sounds and explains why they hit like they do.
Artemas’s “superstar” dissects desire and self-doubt: dark club-pop, clean hook; Lovercore out 24 Oct 2025.
Ashnikko and COBRAH trade control and desire over Slinger’s piston-beat as Smoochies nears release on 17 Oct.
Kali Uchis slows the room with warm strings, close-mic vocals, and late-album gems that reward a full listen.
Morgan Wallen’s “I Got Better” finds clarity after a breakup—plain images, tight hook, and a healing walk onscreen.
Louis Tomlinson’s “Lemonade” previews ‘How Did I Get Here?’ with bright keys, bounce, and a sticky chorus.
Springsteen’s “Atlantic City”: debt, love and risk reborn in 2025 with the film and the Electric Nebraska release.
Perrie’s “Rocket Scientist”: review and lyrics meaning—guitar-led build, cinematic video, and a boundary-setting hook.
KATSEYE “Mean Girls” review and meaning: inclusive hook, soft-glow production, and where it sits on Beautiful Chaos.
Tate McRae’s “Tit For Tat”: review and meaning, crisp pop production, IG-confirmed timeline, and the likely target.