They/Them
I'm bopping. Ava is never going to be anything other than a basic bop bitch who samples hits and I'm okay with that.
Ava Max - "Lost Your Faith" + 3rd Album
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Diamonds & Dancefloors begs to differ.
Half of it is highly enjoyable but it's not exactly a monument to taste or innovation is it.
Pop was going through a drought back when Ava came around so her earnest glossy pop music felt novel to the pop lovers who were starving. Nowadays we have more options in that lane so her lack of evolution feels obvious. You can hear 7 versions of her music in any Eurovision national final.
I felt something almost resembling optimistic curiosity when I first pressed play, but that chorus is limp.
It all just sounds so faceless. I've been an Ava truther from the start but it's at the point where like... she has nothing to offer. Diamonds and Dancefloors was good, but everything each side of it demonstrates there's nothing creative or of perspective there. She's just a fine voice singing middling demos that are sent her way. And as each track comes, it's further evident she is unable to do anything flexible with her voice - it is very one note.
It's bordering on Ark Music Factory at this point.
It's bordering on Ark Music Factory at this point.
They/them, he/him
If you are looking to Ava Max as an innovator then you drastically misunderstand her.
