"We could, we could, belong together (Artpop)," go the lyrics. It makes the listener bob their head and smile at the chorus. It’s laid back, almost like it should be played in a smoke lounge, or on a long car ride. It doesn’t sound like any other song Gaga has made before. That is the first impression of this song. "Do What You Want" is definitely destined to be one of the bigger hits off this album. Kelly’s solo is great, especially when he hits the last note before the chorus comes back. "You can’t have my heart, and you won’t use my mind, but do what you want with my body," gives away that this is an encounter that does not need to be taken seriously. The beat and the synth move flawlessly together and mesh extremely well with both Gaga’s and R. Kelly)" – The beginning is enough to get the listener feeling sexual. It puts the listener in a good mood and wanting to move around. Again, there’s a sexual element when Gaga says, "Touch me in the dark, puts your hands all over my body parts." Manicure delivers a fun, energetic feeling that is great to listen to before a night out, a workout or simply just on your way out the door. Great guitar, great vocals, fun beat with a simple message: Be sexy and confident. This is emphasized when Gaga actually speaks briefly, stating, "I can’t believe I’m telling you this, but I’ve had a couple drinks and – Oh my god!" This song delivers a fantasy that everyone is thinking but does not talk about. It speaks to the secret dirty person in all of us, longing for that one person we secretly want. Lyrics like "When I lay in bed I touch myself and think of you," make the listener smirk and think of times when they have had thoughts like this. " Sexxx Dreams" – The song is a little more unique than the other songs on the album, but is still classic Gaga in that it speaks of a secret, hidden longing for sexual contact with an unknown partner. Everything about this song makes the listener want to take control and be hot and desirable. The song is part female empowerment and part sexual experience. You’ll be my G-I-R-L," is just one of the lyrics that show the woman is dominant in this particular sexual encounter. is awesome because it takes the idea of a man being in control and turns it on its head, making the woman the "guy." "I’m gonna say the word and own you. "G.U.Y." – Getting sick of Gaga’s sexual references yet? I’m not. This song is yet another representation of Gaga’s fascination with love and sex. I wonder if this could be love." Again, the song is sexually charged and speaks of someone’s intense sexual appeal. "When you touch me I die just a little inside. One truly feels like they are traveling through the solar system and seeing some unreal martians along the way. Take me to your Vanus." The haunting background vocals chant "To the planet," and create an alien-esque vibe. Gaga's references to the planets through out the song makes it even more interesting (Uranus). The beat is heart-stopping and energetic. " Venus" – One of the singles off the album, Venus begins with a strong, pulsing intro. It is a great intro to the album because it reminds the listener what Gaga is all about and that she is still intrigued by sex and pleasure. Pleasure, toil, sexual pleasure are all part of what makes this song provocative and fun to dance to. The song’s main theme talks about wanting to know the real person behind someone’s facade (aura). It is clear that Gaga has not lost her taste for strange and unique lyrics over sick synthesizers and bass. The song then takes a turn towards weird(er) but oddly satisfying after this. " Aura" – The song opens with some eerie guitar tunes with Gaga singing about a murder. Everything on the album is classic Gaga, as well as some new tricks and adjustments to her image as a singer / entertainer.Įach song on the album has its own unique touch, and whether you are a fan of Gaga’s intense dance beats or in love with her emotionally charged ballads, "Artpop" has something for every type of Lady Gaga fan. Now that it’s here, I must say that I am not disappointed. Whether the press is good or not, everyone has been anxiously awaiting what Gaga has in store for them next.Īs a devoted Gaga fan since her first album, "The Fame," I have been practically falling out of my seat with impatience since the album was announced. The album has been a hot topic ever since it was announced almost a year and a half ago. It’s finally here! Lady Gaga’s newest album, "Artpop," has finally hit the shelves (both physically and digitally) and has been leaving them just as fast.
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