High Expectations Mabel

• 1 High Expectations 01:28
• 2 Bad Behaviour 03:26
• 3 Don't Call Me Up 02:58
• 4 FML 03:13
• 5 We Don't Say... 03:11
• 6 Selfish Love 03:12
• 7 Lucky 01:14
• 8 Mad Love 02:50
• 9 Trouble 03:29
• 10 Put Your Name On It 03:42
• 11 Stckhlm Syndrome 02:26
• 12 OK (Anxiety Anthem) 03:39
• 13 I Belong To Me 02:38
• 14 High Expectations 02:25
• 15 Boyfriend 03:45
• 16 Finders Keepers 04:31
• 17 Fine Line 03:31
• 18 My Lover 03:12
• 19 Ring Ring 03:38
• 20 Cigarette 03:08
• 21 Not Sayin' 03:43
• 22 God Is A Dancer 02:48
• 23 West Ten 03:33
• Total Runtime 01:11:40

Info zu High Expectations

„High Expectations“ ist das Debütalbum der 23-jährigen Pop- und R&B-Sängerin Mabel. Der bereits zweimal für den BRIT-Award nominierte Rising-Star aus UK erreichte mit der ersten Album-Single „Don’t Call Me Up“ bereits einen riesigen globalen Erfolg. Die Tochter der schwedischen Sängerin Neneh Cherry und dem britischen „Massive Attack“-Produzenten Booga Bear schaffte es mit dem Track gleich in mehreren Ländern bis ganz weit nach oben in den Single-Charts. In UK chartete der Song auf Platz drei und hielt sich über acht Wochen in den Top-10. Mabel setzt sich in dem Album mit hohen Erwartungen, insbesondere im Beziehungskontext, auseinander, welche sie sich selbst gegenüber an den Tag legt oder andere Menschen an sie stellen und vice versa.

Mabel

Mabel
Having just turned 24 – the day after her BRIT Award triumph, no less – Mabel now finds herself the leading light in UK pop. Since she quietly uploaded debut track ‘Know Me Better’ on to Soundcloud in 2015, Mabel’s tireless worth ethic and candid storytelling has taken her to increasingly giddy-heights (and newfound levels of confidence). Don’t Call Me Up’ was the biggest selling single of the year by a UK female artist in 2019 (with ‘Mad Love’ also in the annual top 10), having surpassed 1 million UK sales and 1 billion global streams and led to Mabel’s debut album, ‘High Expectations’, charting at number 3 and landing in the UK’s top 10 best-selling debuts. Whether tackling female empowerment (‘Boyfriend’), a toxic breakup (‘Don’t Call Me Up’) or experiences of depression (see ‘OK (Anxiety Anthem)’, and her moving discussion on Elizabeth Day’s hit podcast ‘How To Fail’,

Mabel appears the type of songwriter whose willingness to be so honest and vulnerable has only brought her greater power – not to mention a global audience of millions, for whom she is now a vital young role model.

Before you even get to her new single, Mabel can make the rare claim to have a gold-selling album/mixtape, four platinum-selling singles, a silver-selling album, two gold singles and two further silver singles already under her belt. The perfect, knowingly-imperfect modern pop star, Mabel clearly knows herself better than any ‘Boyfriend’ could – watch her seize her moment, and make many more for others to follow.

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