Review
Olivia Rodrigo's second album, "Guts," really knocked it out of the park and has everyone buzzing about how she's defining the pop-punk genre for today's youth. This album comes right on the heels of her hit debut "Sour," and honestly, she's just stepped up her game. Her new songs are like an open diary that talk about life's ups and downs, like dealing with love that sucks the life out of you or the sometimes messed-up expectations society has of women. Fans and critics aren't just vibing with the tracks; they're also digging how her strong vocals pair perfectly with the production's unapologetically loud and tuneful vibe.
Then there's the extra goodies Rodrigo threw in with "GUTS (spilled)." She's going deep on tracks like "obsessed" and showing off her lighter, rebellious streak with songs like "so american." It’s clear she's not just one to watch; she's the one setting the pace. As if that wasn't enough, "Guts" has been sweeping through the music awards and topping the charts. Bottom line? Olivia Rodrigo is really owning her moment and giving a voice to what it means to be a young woman right now. - Melody
Artist Bio
Olivia Rodrigo is a singer-songwriter and actress from California who started releasing music in 2021 with her breakout single “drivers license,” quickly becoming one of pop’s biggest new stars. Her music blends pop, pop-punk, and indie rock, with emotionally charged lyrics about heartbreak and coming-of-age, showcased on albums like SOUR and GUTS. Olivia has picked up multiple Grammy Awards and collaborated with producers like Dan Nigro, drawing comparisons to Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and Sabrina Carpenter. She’s also known for her acting work on Disney Channel before fully shifting her focus to music.
