Tate McRae’s latest album “So Close to What” now available

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Tate McRae, the up-and-coming Canadian singer, has taken the music industry by storm with her latest album, “So Close To What,” released in February. At just 21 years old, McRae possesses the ultimate trifecta of talents – singing, songwriting, and performing, along with an impressive stage presence that sets her apart from her contemporaries. Initially recognized as a dancer on “So You Think You Can Dance” in 2016, McRae quickly garnered attention with the release of her debut single, “One Day,” in 2017.

Following the success of her debut single, McRae released two EPs, with the second EP, “TOO YOUNG TO BE SAD,” emerging as the most streamed female EP on Spotify in 2021. Her single “you broke me first” climbed to the 17th spot on the Billboard Top 100 even before the release of her first album, “i used to think i could fly,” in 2022. Since then, McRae has continued to make waves in the pop music scene, with chart-topping hits like “greedy” and her second studio album, “THINK LATER,” debuting in the top five in multiple countries.

“So Close To What” marks another significant milestone in McRae’s burgeoning music career, showcasing her growth and artistry. The album opens with high-energy tracks like “Miss possessive” and “2 hands,” setting the tone for an electrifying journey. While the album exudes a dancey pop-rock vibe, it also explores more introspective and emotive themes in tracks like “Greenlight,” which delves into the complexities of moving on from a challenging relationship.

Featuring collaborations with artists like Flo Milli and The Kid LAROI, “So Close To What” offers a diverse sonic experience that keeps listeners engaged. Standout tracks such as “It’s ok I’m ok” and “Sports car” highlight McRae’s versatility and ability to capture different moods and styles within the pop genre. Drawing inspiration from early 2000s icons like Britney Spears and The Pussycat Dolls, McRae infuses a nostalgic energy into her music that resonates with fans and critics alike.

While the album may have its moments of inconsistency, overall, “So Close To What” solidifies McRae’s position as a rising star in the pop music landscape. With a sound that harkens back to the golden era of pop music, McRae’s latest offering is a testament to her evolving artistry and potential for growth in the industry. As she continues to carve out her place in the music world, McRae’s future looks bright, filled with promise and potential for even greater success and acclaim.

Rating: 3.5/5

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