Don't have good enough songs "yet" is charitable & implies that they can do better, and the track record lately really isn't supporting that idea.
I feel bad for any woman who gets trapped due to the whims of largely male executives, but outside of that, her locking herself into a dead-end exploitative album deal that'll see her music shelved for years all while Kesha, who she mocked, is one album away from being freed from her's is some Dante's Inferno shit.
I don't get it? Is this related to the resurgence the song is having or just a coincidence? Also what were people saying dd.
She tweeted it was a coincidence. She recorded this three months ago or something because Kate is one of her favorite artists. I can’t remember exactly what people were saying, but none of it was good. She deleted her post and tweeted this I guess
I feel like it is very on brand to have a cover that actually sounds pretty good and with the potential to capture the zeitgeist... only to have it relegated to an Amazon exclusive that realistically people will not stream outside of YouTube.
What is it with relatively good pop artists with shitty opinions/alignments covering Kate Bush? Liz did it too before outing herself as a police supporter in the midst of everything that happened in 2020.
Placebo though. Also the cover is decent enough if ultimately pretty toothless (a recurring theme with Kim these days), but her uh..."response" is a lot. "Sorry I'm THE WORST PERSON EVER" is not the serve she thinks it is
Her vocals on that cover... sweet baby Jesus. Good thing she retracted before anyone could draw comparisons to the only cover version that matters:
