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    I think Ashley Roberts could be Octopus, she's got a good musical theatre voice and she does weight training I believe, I'm sure I read that and it rang a bell when she said the clue.

     

    Denise Van Outwn as Fox sounds right, Daisy definitely Kelis and Monster I think could be Cee-Lo as well, the speaking voice sounds about right too.

    I thought this was brilliant, it's so refreshing and the fact that you have to guess along is really fun too it's not the same as say X Factor or The Voice where they take themselves way too seriously because there might be a record contract or whatever, it's silly but that's just really refreshing. As much as I loved getting right into the hot competition of peak X Factor where it really meant something, I think the entertainment factor of this is so much more than XF has had in YEARS or The Voice has ever had.

    Highlights: Truth Hurts, Good As Hell, Tempo

     

    One of the big success stories of the year and the queen of sleeper hits *.* I mean the first two aren't technically even on the album, but there's plenty of highlights besides. This is such an ecletic album that has a bit of funk, a bit of soul, a bit of pop, a bit of R&B, she dabbles in a lot and masters pretty much of all it showing her star potential, sass and powerful self-empowerment messages. Like A Girl or Soulmate to be an actual current single hit for her now she's dug up her oldies plz x

     

    Highlights: Is It Really Me You're Missing, Loyal To Me, Love Letter

     

    I loved her first album but this was one of the biggest surprises of the year for me! It feels like she's coming of age as an artist on this album, with a sound you wouldn't expect but one that's seen her lyricism shine and her creativity blossom. IIRMYM genuinely feels like it could be a monster ballad hit for a big artist, which isn't surprising given she wrote it with Rihanna in mind, and there's so many pop melodies that will stick in your head on tracks like Love Letter, The Moments I'm Missing and Loyal To Me. The fact she can serve introspective acoustic tracks and give us 90s R&B sass vibes on the same album is nothing if not impressive *.*

    Hey Liam!

    Here are my favourite albums from your list so far:

    25 Camila Cabello - Romance

    19 Post Malone - Hollywood's Bleeding

    14 Bring Me The Horizon - Amo

    11 Maren Morris - Girl

    10 Sam Fender - Hypersonic Missiles

    08 Charli XCX - Charli

    07 Caroline Polachek - Pang

     

    Great list so far, can't wait for the rest!

    Thanks!

    Highlights: Cellophane, Sad Day, Fallen Alien

     

    Just missing the top 5 is one of the most critically acclaimed albums of the year. This totally feels like if Kate Bush released an album in 2019, it's so idiosyncratic, raw, vulnerable and fragile but a powerful revalation. It's so simple yet so complex, there's such a twister of emotions that informs everything here and you feel all of it.

     

    Highlights: Bad Idea, thank u next, 7 Rings

     

    One of the biggest albums of the year next, as Ariana whipped out another triumph of an album barely half a year after Sweetener! I can never really decide which I like best, this lacks any highs as good as No Tears Left To Cry but it's so much more consistent without jarring Pharrell production. There's a lot of personal content given the death of Mac Miller and her split with Pete, it made sense to release a new album given she'd be in such a different place, and it shows.

    Yeah there's absolutely no way you could separate Yvie and Brooke, the very definition of a double shantay because they both completely slayed it but in a way that complimented each other, it was as if they prepared it for a show together because they got totally got each other with it!