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1. “Siren”
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the title track and opening cut of her sophomore EP, “Siren” instantly sets the tone for what’s to come. Chxrry’s vocals are sultry and commanding as she warns a potential lover that she’s not to be trifled with. “I’m a siren, I’ll lure you in / Then I’ll leave you drowning in your sin,” she sings, establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with. The song’s production, handled by Sensei Bueno, is equally captivating, blending dark, atmospheric elements with a driving beat.
2. “Wasteland“
“Wasteland” is a standout track that showcases Chxrry’s lyrical prowess and vulnerability. She reflects on past relationships and the “wastemen” she’s had to deal with. “Oh, now I’m not a bch no more? / Now it’s all X and O?” she sings, seemingly referencing the Weeknd’s XO Records and the shift in treatment she receives once she’s no longer seen as easily disposable. Many listeners agree this is one of the strongest songs on the EP, and would have welcomed an extended version.
3. “Never Had This” with Vory
Originally a track that didn’t make the cut for 2022’s The Other Side, “Never Had This” was a welcome addition to Siren, featuring a guest verse from Vory.Chxrry asserts that her partner should “treat this moment like it costs you a billion dollars,” emphasizing her self-worth. Vory’s verse provides a male viewpoint, complimenting her skill and suggesting it deserves recognition like an “Emmy or Grammy.”
4. “Call Me”
“call Me” is a fun, upbeat track from The other Side where Chxrry playfully suggests skipping the formalities and simply enjoying the moment. It provides a refreshing change of pace amidst the more emotionally charged songs on the EP. The combination of Chxrry’s vocals and Sensei Bueno’s production creates a vibrant and engaging listening experience.
5.”Groupie”
As a rising artist, Chxrry is gaining recognition. “Groupie” explores the dynamic of infatuation, portraying a willingness to do almost anything for love and affection. A press release described the song as a “conceptual portrayal of the intoxicating and irrational obsession that hits when you first like someone.”
6. “Granted”
“Granted,” the closing track on Siren,is a pointed message to someone who took Chxrry’s affection for granted.the song is divided into two parts, beginning with a candid acknowledgment of mutual casual encounters (“I know that you got hs / I got h**s too / We’re just playing roles like we s’posed to, right?”) before turning into a scathing critique of an ex who became “too comfy.” It’s a satisfying and impactful conclusion to the EP.
7. “Just Like Me”
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