Doja Cat – Planet Her

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Artist: Doja Cat

Title: Planet Her

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. Woman (2:52)
  • 2. Naked (3:43)
  • 3. Payday (feat. Young Thug) (3:32)
  • 4. Get Into It (Yuh) (2:18)
  • 5. Need to Know (3:30)
  • 6. I Don't Do Drugs (feat. Ariana Grande) (3:08)
  • 7. Love To Dream (3:36)
  • 8. You Right (3:06)
  • 9. Been Like This (2:57)
  • 10. Options (feat. JID) (2:39)
  • 11. Ain't Shit (2:54)
  • 12. Imagine (2:28)
  • 13. Alone (3:48)
  • 14. Kiss Me More (feat. SZA) (3:28)

Review

Y’all ready to blast off to "Planet Her"? The 2021 masterpiece from Doja Cat transports us to a musical galaxy where pop, hip-hop, and R&B collide in the most spectacular fashion. Imagine a cosmic playground where every track spins you through different star systems of sound, from the playful to the psychedelic. Doja Cat doesn't just perform; she owns each beat with a swagger that’s all her own, backed by productions so rich they'd make Midas jealous.

Doja Cat, our very own musical chameleon, switches up styles and vibes faster than a DJ on turntables at a block party! She’s serving us entire spectrums of mood and character, all while keeping her vocal prowess front and center—talk about star quality! The planet she’s crafted isn't just any ol’ rock floating in space—it's "Planet Her," a universe where her musical rules reign supreme, drawing us into her world with each video and verse. Riding high with tracks like "Kiss Me More" featuring SZA, this album isn't just a listen; it's an experience, showcasing why Doja Cat's star keeps rising in the industry. Don't sleep on this journey; it’s playful, it’s heady, and it absolutely slaps! - Tatiana

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