Sabrina Carpenter defended her pal and producer Jack Antonoff this week, criticizing those that complain about his monolithic affect on the music trade.
“Fuck all of them,” Carpenter advised Rolling Stone of Antonoff’s critics. “I feel he’s probably the most gifted folks I’ve ever met.”
Antonoff, a frequent collaborator of Taylor Swift, has additionally labored with Lana Del Rey, Lorde, Florence and the Machine, Carly Rae Jepsen, Clairo and plenty of extra. Following the discharge of Swift’s most up-to-date album, The Tortured Poets Division, many on-line posited the declare that his widespread affect was resulting in a monopoly of favor in fashionable pop music.
Carpenter — who was considered one of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour openers — pushed again in opposition to the criticism, saying Antonoff’s many collabs are all the results of pure expertise. “When he’s in a room, he’s in a position to actually contact each instrument within the room and make it sound magical,” she mentioned. “He additionally works very quick, which I actually admire as a result of I work very quick.”
Elsewhere within the profile, Carpenter additionally opened up about how her latest skyrocket in fame has modified her life — her two most up-to-date singles, “Espresso” and “Please Please Please,” at present each close to the highest of Spotify’s prime songs, have been embraced by the web as defining songs of the summer season.
The singer will launch her subsequent album, Quick N’ Candy, on August 23. Her most up-to-date report earlier than that was 2022’s Emails I Can’t Ship, which she says was launched throughout a private low level.
“I cried every single day then,” she mentioned. “I don’t cry every single day now.”
