Tate McRae – all the things i never said

Album Info

Artist: Tate McRae

Title: all the things i never said

Year: 2020

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Tracklist

  • 1. stupid (2:53)
  • 2. all my friends are fake (3:06)
  • 3. that way (2:55)
  • 4. tear myself apart (2:45)
  • 5. happy face (3:21)

Review

Tate McRae came through with "all the things i never said" back in 2020, and honestly, this EP hit different from the start. With just five tracks clocking in at a sweet 15 minutes, she managed to create something that feels way bigger than its runtime suggests. The whole thing has this R&B-infused pop vibe that's both smooth and edgy, perfectly setting the stage for her raw, unfiltered storytelling. It's the kind of project that makes you stop what you're doing and actually listen.

What really makes this collection stand out is how McRae dives headfirst into vulnerability without making it feel heavy or overdone. Tracks like "that way" and "stupid" showcase her ability to turn messy emotions into something that's both personal and universally relatable. Her vocals walk this perfect line between sounding young and wise beyond her years, which is honestly pretty impressive for a debut. The production keeps things sleek and modern without drowning out the emotional core of each song.

The beauty of this EP lies in how it invites you to fill in the blanks with your own experiences. McRae's honest approach to songwriting creates space for listeners to see themselves in these stories, whether you're dealing with complicated feelings or just trying to figure things out. It's the kind of music that grows on you with each listen, revealing new layers every time you press play. For a first major statement, "all the things i never said" proves that sometimes the most powerful things come in small packages. - Kaitlyn