The Singles Jukebox

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Thomas Inskeep: I think they wanna be Eminem? But they sound more like 98°.
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Iain Mew: Between the party bounce and the generous fun in the dynamic as different members take their moment for their personality to shine, “Heartbreak” is like a Big Bang song if they got stuck without any good singers.
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Nortey Dowuona: Cringy raps from the Swedish quartet while the crisp piano driven beat submerges its 808s beneath ice and the bland house drums slide around without gaining their footing.
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Claire Biddles: Catchy but very annoying — all the dropped in English words and phrases at the end of lines (“amex” “Rihanna” “emoji” etc) feel like the contents of a “hip young people” word cloud.
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Katherine St Asaph: Disco strings! House piano! And a bunch of embarrassing Swedish bros putting a big ol’ [5] ceiling on those.
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Alfred Soto: I’ve seen many bizarre adjective-noun permutations over the years — “Southern cuisine,” “Cuban subtlety,” “President Donald Trump” — but “Swedish hip-hop” got me. The landscape on “Heartbreak” looks barren, but “she rollin’ to get high” coaxes a giggle — why else would she be rollin’? The synthesized brass helps, as a shot might. 
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