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Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” Review: A Shot of Confidence

Sabrina Carpenter’s latest single, “Espresso,” is more than just a song – it’s a declaration of confidence and a celebration of self-assuredness. From its infectious beats to its bold lyrics, “Espresso” showcases Sabrina’s growth as an artist and her ability to command the spotlight with ease.

The song kicks off with a resplendent synth-funk loop that immediately sets the tone for what’s to come. As Sabrina croons about being the ultimate pick-me-up, likening herself to espresso, it’s impossible not to get caught up in the energy of the track. With a chorus that’s both catchy and empowering, “Espresso” is the kind of song that’ll have you singing along after just one listen.

But it’s not just the music that makes “Espresso” stand out – it’s Sabrina’s signature brand of humor and charm that truly elevate the track. From playful references to her perfume line to clever wordplay, Sabrina infuses the song with her own personality, making it feel like a glimpse into her world.

And let’s not forget about the music video, which perfectly complements the vibe of the song. Directed by music video veteran Dave Meyers, the video is a visual feast, featuring retro beach vibes, playful antics, and Sabrina’s undeniable star power. It’s like a mini summer vacation wrapped up in a three-minute package.

Overall, “Espresso” is a triumph for Sabrina Carpenter, showcasing her growth as an artist and her ability to craft infectious pop anthems. With its catchy beats, empowering lyrics, and undeniable charm, “Espresso” is sure to be a standout on playlists everywhere. So go ahead, take a sip – you won’t be disappointed.

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  • Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.

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Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.

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