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Track List
01) Best You Ever
02) You're Good
03) Fault Line
04) Heartbreak Now
05) Hopeless Romantic
06) Living a Lie
07) Knock Yourself Out
08) Temporary Feeling
09) Carry Me Home
10) Not a Love Song
11) Last Night
12) Bad Side
13) Shadow
14) City
01) Best You Ever
02) You're Good
03) Fault Line
04) Heartbreak Now
05) Hopeless Romantic
06) Living a Lie
07) Knock Yourself Out
08) Temporary Feeling
09) Carry Me Home
10) Not a Love Song
11) Last Night
12) Bad Side
13) Shadow
14) City
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2017
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"Hopeless Romantic" is the third studio album by American singer and songwriter Michelle Branch, released on April 7, 2017, through Verve Records. Co-written and co-produced by Patrick Carney, the album is Branch's first release with Verve after leaving her previous label, Reprise Records. Hopeless Romantic is also Branch's first full-length album to be released since Hotel Paper (2003).
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 74, based on 6 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Hopeless Romantic represents a new beginning on several different fronts for the singer/songwriter. Much of the album concerns heartbreak and rebirth, but more striking than its content is its form. Working with producers Gus Seyffert and Patrick Carney, Branch reinvents herself as an electropop-friendly adult alternative troubadour. How she writes songs hasn't changed much -- she retains a knack for candied pop hooks and is a cannily sentimental balladeer -- but Hopeless Romantic glistens with glassy analog synths and similar retro-pop moves. When the tempos quicken, Hopeless Romantic can recall the exuberance of Carly Rae Jepsen, but often the album simmers, so it suggests '80s-friendly indie outfits like Chvrches or Beach House, but Branch is too much of a mainstream craftswoman to let things get chilly or weird. As such, Hopeless Romantic has an appealingly cool veneer in addition to a sturdy structure of songs. It comes on so smoothly, it's easy to overlook how the songs quickly sink into the subconscious. --- .allmusic.com
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"Hopeless Romantic" is the third studio album by American singer and songwriter Michelle Branch, released on April 7, 2017, through Verve Records. Co-written and co-produced by Patrick Carney, the album is Branch's first release with Verve after leaving her previous label, Reprise Records. Hopeless Romantic is also Branch's first full-length album to be released since Hotel Paper (2003).
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 74, based on 6 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Hopeless Romantic represents a new beginning on several different fronts for the singer/songwriter. Much of the album concerns heartbreak and rebirth, but more striking than its content is its form. Working with producers Gus Seyffert and Patrick Carney, Branch reinvents herself as an electropop-friendly adult alternative troubadour. How she writes songs hasn't changed much -- she retains a knack for candied pop hooks and is a cannily sentimental balladeer -- but Hopeless Romantic glistens with glassy analog synths and similar retro-pop moves. When the tempos quicken, Hopeless Romantic can recall the exuberance of Carly Rae Jepsen, but often the album simmers, so it suggests '80s-friendly indie outfits like Chvrches or Beach House, but Branch is too much of a mainstream craftswoman to let things get chilly or weird. As such, Hopeless Romantic has an appealingly cool veneer in addition to a sturdy structure of songs. It comes on so smoothly, it's easy to overlook how the songs quickly sink into the subconscious. --- .allmusic.com
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