Sabrina Carpenter’s much anticipated seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, has been a chartbuster since its release. The pop star’s new album follows her breakthrough project Short n’ Sweet from last year, and the songs are undeniably popular on music sites.
In an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, the pop musician claimed that her seventh studio album was inspired by a “newer heartbreak experience.” She claimed that Man’s Best Friend “slowly came out of nowhere.” She explained, “I believe I came out of a tragic circumstance far less bitter than I anticipated or expected. With a little more of the same, you know what? There are two persons involved, and this is a normal part of growing up.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Inspiration
She went on to say, “Obviously, it depends on what happens and what happens, as well as how much you believe you can truly trust that person.” “I feel like it’s one of those situations where even the album starting with ‘Oh, boy’ was sort of a…” It’s an eye roll to yourself, saying, “Here we go again.”
Sabrina Carpenter’s Album Details
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album, Man’s Best Friend, contains 12 tracks and was released by Island Records. It includes the lead single, Manchild, which earned the 26-year-old her second number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in June.
The CD also includes another tune, Tears, which was released concurrently with it. The album includes synth-pop and post-disco music, reinforcing her reputation for humorous and frank lyrics. The album also includes music such as My Man on Willpower, Sugar Talking, We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night, Nobody’s Son, Never Getting Laid, and When Did You Get Hot? Sabrina Carpenter co-produced the new album with Jack Antonoff and John Ryan, who also collaborated on her studio breakthrough album last year. FYI: The Grammy-winning album Short n’ Sweet included tracks like Espresso and Please, Please.”
