Ariana Grande Explores Love and Loss on Synth-Soaked Petal

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Ariana Grande releases her eighth studio album, Petal, a 12-track synth-driven, introspective collection that builds on the Eternal Sunshine mood with a slower, more contemplative pace exploring love and breakups; The Hollywood Reporter provides a track-by-track breakdown, praising moments like ‘Oh Well’ and the closing ‘Nowhere, Nobody,’ and recontextualizing the previously released single ‘Hate That I Made You Love Me’ within the album’s mood.
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