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2022 studio album by Carly Rae Jepsen
The Loneliest Time Released October 21, 2022 (2022-10-21 ) Recorded 2020–2022 Studio
Bonnie Hill Studios (Los Angeles )
The Royal Room
The Penthouse
Captain Cuts Studios (Los Angeles)
Blue Meets Green
Taurus Recording
Rodeo Recording
Hope Studios
Matsor Projects Studios
Valentine Recording Studios
Valley Girl AV Club
Coronado Corner
The Fox Den
Genre Synth-pop [1] Length 42 23 Label
Producer
"Western Wind "
"Beach House "
"Talking to Yourself "
"The Loneliest Time "
The Loneliest Time Carly Rae Jepsen . It was released on October 21, 2022, through 604 Records in Canada, and School Boy and Interscope Records . The album was preceded by the release of its lead single, "Western Wind ", which was followed by "Beach House ", "Talking to Yourself ", and the title track . The album received positive reviews and was placed in several lists of best of the year. In support of the album, Jepsen embarked on The So Nice Tour , which began in September 2022.
Background [ edit ]
In May 2020, Jepsen revealed that she had recorded an "entire quarantine album" during the lockdown . Jepsen spoke to The Guardian Zoom alongside longtime collaborator Tavish Crowe.[2]
While discussing the album in an interview with Crack 80s pop , 70s folk , funk , and disco . Jepsen also explained she wanted to become more self-reflective and analytical of her own behaviours:
I had the playground of all the eras to jump from, and this was more just writing from the heart, in whatever direction the songs wanted to go, ... It excited me to have those moments of flirtation on the [new] album, but also broaden the spectrum of what the subject of a pop song was allowed to be...[3]
In an interview with The Ringer The Loneliest Time , as was done with her previous two albums, Emotion Dedicated B-sides ] that I've listened to that I could make something of..."[4] The Loveliest Time
Promotion [ edit ]
Jepsen during her So Nice Tour .
"Western Wind " was released as the lead single on May 6, 2022. The album was made available to pre-order on August 2.[5] Beach House " was released August 5, third single "Talking to Yourself " was released September 16,[6] Rufus Wainwright , was released October 7.[7]
On September 21, Jepsen embarked on her fourth concert tour across North America , The So Nice Tour . While on tour, she announced more dates in the United Kingdom (Europe ) and Australia . The tour finished on March 14, 2023.
Critical reception [ edit ]
The Loneliest Time received generally positive reviews from music critics; at Metacritic , which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received a score of 79 out of 100 based on 17 reviews.[9]
Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone The Loneliest Time is her most "emotionally adventurous" music yet—"high-gloss post-bubblegum synth-pop that packs a serious punch even at its fizziest."[16] NME The Loneliest Time "sees Jepsen's now signature sonics infused with more expansive influences, although never deferring too far from the tried and trusted sounds of past."[14] AllMusic , Heather Phares concluded that Jepsen's "charm holds together The Loneliest Time 's whirlwind of daydreams, confessions, and decades of pop allusions", calling it "another strong album" from her.[10] Pitchfork [18] Clash [13]
The album was nominated for Pop Album of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2023 .[19]
Rankings [ edit ]
Commercial performance [ edit ]
In Jepsen's homeland, Canada, The Loneliest Time debuted at number 18 on the Canadian Albums Chart . In the United States, the album debuted at number 19 on the Billboard 200 and number 6 on the Billboard Top Albums Sales Chart , with 12,000 copies sold.[30] UK Albums Chart , becoming her highest-peaking album in the UK in ten years.[31]
Track listing [ edit ]
The Loneliest Time – Target and HMV editions (bonus track)Title Writer(s ) Producer(s ) 14. "Keep Away"
Cyphert
Shearer
Shearer 4:02 Total length: 46:25
The Loneliest Time – Japanese edition (bonus tracks) Title Writer(s ) Producer(s ) 14. "Anxious"
Crowe
Oliver Lundström
Lundström 2:57 15. "No Thinking Over the Weekend"
Bao
Patrik Berger
Berger 4:42 Total length: 49:23
The Loneliest Time – Digital edition (bonus track) Title Writer(s ) Producer(s ) 16. "Keep Away"
Cyphert
Shearer
Shearer 4:02 Total length: 54:04
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Personnel [ edit ]
Musicians
Tavish Crowe – musical direction
Imad Royal – background vocals, bass, drums, guitar (1 )
Max Hershenow – background vocals, drums (1 )
Luke Niccoli – bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, programming (2 )
Captain Cuts – programming (3 )
Trevor Rabin – guitar (3 )
Simon Wilcox – programming (3 )
Nathan Jenkins – bass, synthesizer, vocals (4, 7); vocal programming (7 )
Liam Hutton – drums (4 )
Jordan Palmer – drums, guitar, synthesizer (5, 10); bass (10 )
John Hill – drums (5 ), guitar (5, 10), bass (10 )
Nate Cyphert – background vocals (6, 9, 13, 16)
Alex Hope – guitar, programming, synthesizer (6 )
Rob Cohen – programming (6 )
Tony Marino – vocals (6 )
Bobby Wooten – vocals (6 )
Ben Romans – vocals (6 )
Joey Hendricks – vocals (6 )
Jared Manierka – vocals (6 )
Rostam Batmanglij – acoustic guitar, bass, electric guitar, piano, synthesizer (8, 12); clapping, conga , drums, organ, programming, shaker, tambourine (8 ); drum programming, Hammond B3 , mandolin , percussion, sitar (12 )
Andrew Tachine – conga, drums, tambourine (8 )
Joey Messina-Doerning – conga (8 )
Kyle Shearer – bass, programming (9, 13, 16); guitar (9, 16); background vocals, drums, synthesizer (13 )
Georgia Greene – background vocals (12 )
Quinn D'Andrea – background vocals (12 )
Lauren Jones – background vocals (12 )
Andrew Bulbrook – violin (12 )
Cara Fox – cello (13 )
Cody Fry – string arrangement (13, 16)
Avery Bright – violin (13 )
Elizabeth Lamb – violin (13 )
Emily Kohavi – violin (13 )
Cassie Morrow – violin (13 )
Rufus Wainwright – vocals (13 )
Oliver Lundström – bass, guitar, programming, synthesizer (14 )
Cristoffer Cantillo – drums (15 )
Evan Smith – flute (15 )
Patrik Berger – programming (15 )
Technical
Chris Allgood – mastering
Tom Norris – mixing , engineering (1, 2, 5, 10)
Rob Kinelski – mixing, engineering (3 )
Anthony Dolhai – mixing (4, 7, 14), engineering (4, 7)
Mitch McCarthy – mixing, engineering (6 )
Shawn Everett – mixing, engineering (8 )
James Krausse – mixing, engineering (9, 13, 16)
Nathan Phillips – mixing, engineering (11 )
Geoff Swan – mixing, engineering (12 )
Davey Badiuk – mixing (14 )
Jamie Snell – mixing (15 )
Imad Royal – engineering (1 )
Max Hershenow – engineering (1 )
Luke Niccoli – engineering (2 )
Jordan Palmer – engineering (2 )
Captain Cuts – engineering (3 )
Eli Heisler – engineering (3 )
Nathan Jenkins – engineering (4 )
Rostam Batmanglij – engineering (8, 12)
Joey Messina-Doerning – engineering (8, 12)
Kyle Shearer – engineering (9, 13, 16)
Rob Cohen – engineering (10 )
Jared Fox – engineering (13 )
Ivan Wayman – additional engineering (8 )
Matt Cahill – additional engineering (12 )
Niko Battistini – additional engineering (12 )
Travis Pavur – engineering assistance (8 )
Visuals
Jolie Clemens – creative direction, art direction, design
Meredith Jenks – photography
Alexis Franklin – painting of Carly's eye
Hayley Atkin – styling
Jenna Remy – fashion assistant
Jon Liekcfelt – hair
Gregory Arlt – makeup
Release history [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
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