Dangerous Woman

Sound DNA

• Pop
• Contemporary Pop

• polished
• swaggering
• club

About

When Ariana Grande set out to record <i>Dangerous Woman</i>, her third studio album, she had just reached a career peak—but that hardly stopped her from chasing another one. 2014’s <i>My Everything</i> had established her as a pop star to be reckoned with, and boasted a heavy-hitting, eclectic, and star-studded tracklist to prove it. <i>Dangerous Woman</i> allowed Grande to push her voice to new heights and spread her wings in edgier, decidedly mature material. Grande’s pristine vocals shined in a number of big-name collaborations while exploring new musical territory, this time with hip-hop’s top MCs. She channels the best of ’90s R&B on <b>“Let Me Love You”</b> featuring Lil Wayne; experiments with trap and dubstep on <b>“Everyday”</b> with Future; and indulges in reggae rhythms on <b>“Side to Side,”</b> another joint effort with Nicki Minaj. But it’s the singles that set the unapologetic and seductive tone of <i>Dangerous Woman</i>—the sultry title track, and undeniably <b>“Into You,”</b> a perfect, Max Martin-helmed pop confection that remains a fan favorite.

via Apple Music

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