Petal exposes Ariana Grande's conflicted pop under public glare
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Ariana Grande’s eighth studio album Petal arrives amid intense scrutiny, trading expansive synth-pop for a more intimate, ambivalent soundscape; it grapples with fame and misunderstanding—from the hopeful opener Kiss Me to the feral Petal and the closing Nowhere, Nobody—leaving Grande exposed as an artist navigating life in the public eye.
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