Carrieflattsfan
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I am hoping Carrie leans more towards story-based songs in the next era. Her current acting experience should enhance those kinds of songs greatly.
Same here. I've really missed great story songs that used to be in abundance in country music.
Carrie's songwriting for "Blown Away" was great, which gives me hope that she can continue to move forward with the help of great writers like Hilary Lindsay.
My favorite tracks on BA are the darker ones (BA, TBC), and I'd like to see her continue in that direction for the next album.
I'll be interested to see how Carrie uses her experience in TSOM to challenge herself on the next album. Hopefully, she have the confidence to continue exploring vocally, because she went in so many different directions with TSOM.
Carrie's kind of like a sponge, in that she can observe and soak in everything. I thought it was really neat to hear her talk about creating "Good Girl," and how working with Steven Tyler really helped her develop and go somewhere new. It seems like a lot of people are afraid to go in new directions, but Carrie is one of the few who has continued to embrace that.
I'm curious to see how her experiences with TSOM both directly and indirectly influence the new album. And she's also got lots of other things to draw from that we probably aren't aware of as well.
The one thing I've missed with the last few albums is that I don't feel like BA/PO were as cohesive as the first two albums. I know Carrie loves to record songs she connects with, but I would be really happy if she got rid of some of the filer and created an album full of solid songs that can stand on their own. Hopefully, she'll get to a point, either artistically or as a songwriter, where she can do that.
For every song that can move an artist forward, they can have one or two that can set them back. I'd really hate for Carrie to settle into that pattern, so I hope, for maturity's sake, she doesn't fall into that rut.