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With her debut album 'Sour,' Olivia Rodrigo redefined the boundaries of success for a new artist an achievement that alone already earns the LP the title of pop album of the year.
The band is singer-songwriter Michelle Zauner, guitarist-keyboardist Peter Bradley, multi-instrumentalist-drummer Craig Hendrix and bassist Deven Craige.
With two previous albums called “Psychopomp” (2016) and “Soft Sounds from Another Planet” (2017).
The band specializes in indie rock, lo-fi pop and an experimental mash of styles and sounds. It’s all that and more on their new album titled “Jubilee.”
Opening track “Paprika” sets the stage as it builds up to a crescendo. The lyrics feel autobiographical. It’s Zauner appreciating where she’s currently at and the things she can do, especially as songwriter as she sings, “How’s it feel to stand at the height of your powers, to captivate every heart? / Projecting your visions to strangers who feel it, who listen, who linger on every word / Oh, it’s a rush.”
Michelle Zauner, the artist behind Japanese Breakfast, announced her New York times best selling memoir 'Crying in H Mart' will be adapted into a film.