Annabelle Rackham

And there's a song in the middle called Purple that's sort of like the glue that holds the sickly sweet love songs and the just plain sick love songs.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Together.

And originally Purple was a love song, but then she went back and made it creepier so that it had that transition within the album.

I just think it's really interesting because to me it's a concept album.

Like Vulture put it in a funny way as well.

They said she's like actually written a musical because it –

It's like listening to a story from start to finish.

And it's very rare that albums really do that in that full, complete way.

I mean, like West End Girl, Lily Allen's a good example.

Yeah.

For me, my favourite songs are What's Wrong With Me, which is with Robert Smith, who was the lead of The Cure.

I also want to say something about Olivia where I like the fact that

that I think a lot of pop girls, especially those that have come from Disney backgrounds, get thrown the criticism that they're like a manufactured star.

Yeah.

That, you know, they're like an industry plant.

She's not.

And I think you kind of can tell that from the fact that her sound is different.

But also, this is someone who speaks up about like Gaza and reproductive rights.

I don't think that's a puppet, you know?