Sabrina Carpenter – Man’s Best Friend

Album Info

Artist: Sabrina Carpenter

Title: Man's Best Friend

Year: 2025

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Tracklist

  • 1. Manchild (3:33)
  • 2. Tears (2:40)
  • 3. My Man on Willpower (3:17)
  • 4. Sugar Talking (3:03)
  • 5. We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night (3:23)
  • 6. Nobody’s Son (3:02)
  • 7. Never Getting Laid (3:28)
  • 8. When Did You Get Hot? (2:25)
  • 9. Go Go Juice (3:13)
  • 10. Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry (3:42)
  • 11. House Tour (2:49)
  • 12. Goodbye (3:45)

Review

Sabrina Carpenter's "Man's Best Friend" delivers exactly what you'd hope for from a pop star who's finally figured out her lane. Across 38 crisp minutes, she serves up a disco-funk cocktail that's equal parts throwback and right-now, with Jack Antonoff and John Ryan behind the boards keeping things smooth as silk. The whole thing crackles with the energy of someone who's done playing it safe, and honestly? It's about time.

The album's real strength lies in how Carpenter tackles the absolute mess that is modern dating with a wink and a shrug. Tracks like the chart-topping "Manchild" and the wonderfully bratty "Never Getting Laid" find her dropping one-liners that'll make you snort-laugh while bobbing your head to those '70s-inspired grooves. She's not trying to reinvent the wheel here – she's just spinning it with more style than most. When she dips into country territory or dabbles with New Jack Swing on "House Tour," it never feels like she's reaching; it all flows together naturally.

Sure, some folks might nitpick the wordplay here and there, but that's missing the point entirely. Carpenter's carved out her own corner of pop where being a little campy and self-deprecating isn't just allowed – it's the whole appeal. This is the sound of an artist who knows exactly who she is and isn't afraid to let everyone else in on the joke. The result feels refreshingly honest in a world of overly polished pop perfection. - Luca

Artist Bio

Sabrina Carpenter is a singer, songwriter, and actress from Pennsylvania who started releasing music in 2014, initially gaining fame through Disney Channel before moving into mainstream pop. Her style blends catchy pop with touches of R&B and dance, and she’s known for hits like “Nonsense” and “Espresso.” Sabrina’s albums like emails i can’t send and Short n’ Sweet have showcased her growth as a songwriter, often drawing comparisons to Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande, and Tate McRae. She’s also acted in TV and film, building a strong fanbase for her versatile talent and witty, relatable lyrics.