Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter wraps retro-pop sweetness around something sharper, like a pastel candy with a bitter center. Her songs channel 1960s girl-group harmonics filtered through modern irreverence, every wink loaded with double meaning. "Espresso" loops in your head the way a neon sign buzzes: persistent, warm, slightly dangerous. Picture hot pink gradients bleeding into deep mauve, glitter particles drifting over a dark coral backdrop.