The singer released the track just over a month ago, following ‘Nonsense’ and ‘Feather’
Sabrina Carpenter released “Espresso” just over a month ago and explained the meaning of the song in an interview with Apple Music (via NME). “There was something really exciting about the fact that the whole song had a lot of personality, because those are the really fun songs to sing live with an audience,” he began.
“These are the songs that, when people don’t know my work or who I am, they can just listen to a single song and come away with a better idea of my sense of humor.”
She continued, “That was one of those moments in my life where I thought I was amazing. And I guess you don’t always feel that way, so you kind of have to capture those moments, because that’s how you find those little gems. “.
“For me, relating it to caffeine and that addiction was really fun, and I definitely have a caffeine addiction. So it ends up being full circle for me,” he continued.
A Vogue (via NME), Carpenter further explained that the track “is kind of about seeing femininity as your superpower, and embracing the confidence of being that b*tch”.
Controversy in the church
Sabrina Carpenter it was reason for a church in New York to need to be blessed again. The singer recorded the video for “Feather” at Our Lady of Mt Carmel-Annunciation Church, in Brooklyn, wearing a short black tulle dress in a setting with items associated with Catholicism, which did not please the religious people.
The priest who authorized the filming, Jamie J. Gigantiello, He was dismissed from his position, although he clarified that his intention was to “strengthen ties between young artists” and the Catholic community.
The singer explained in an interview with Variety: “We got early approval.” She even made a pun saying that “Jesus was a carpenter” — the last name Carpenter can be translated into Portuguese as “carpenter”.
Source: Rollingstone
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