I Used To Think I Could Fly

Tate McRae's latest album "I Used To Think I Could Fly" takes listeners on a journey through heartbreak, self-discovery, and soaring melodies. The young Canadian artist showcases her impressive songwriting skills and emotional depth in this eclectic mix of pop and R&B tracks. From the sultry synths of "wish i loved you in the 90s" to the haunting vulnerability of "that way", McRae proves she is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Her angelic vocals effortlessly glide over each track, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. While some may argue that McRae's young age should limit her lyrical and musical abilities, "I Used To Think I Could Fly" proves that she is wise beyond her years. The raw honesty in tracks like "vicious" and "rubberband" showcases McRae's willingness to confront her emotions head on, resulting in a deeply introspective and relatable listening experience. However, not all tracks on the album hit the mark. "don't be sad" feels a bit repetitive and lacks the creative spark found in other songs on the album. Despite this minor misstep, "I Used To Think I Could Fly" cements McRae's status as a rising star in the music industry. Overall, Tate McRae's "I Used To Think I Could Fly" is a captivating and emotionally resonant album that solidifies her place as a talented and promising artist. Watch out world, Tate McRae is here to stay.