Happier Than Ever

one of her most underrated albums. I love every song on here and will continue to love them. halley’s comet will always have my heart

The Happier Than Ever audio CD delivers outstanding sound quality with crystal-clear clarity and dynamic range. Every track feels immersive and true to studio quality. The CD's packaging is also thoughtfully designed, making it a great addition for fans who appreciate physical media. Highly recommend for audiophiles!

Well maybe it’s just my love for Billie Eilish, but it’s an amazing album on a very high quality cassette.

I originally bought this CD for my 8 y.o, daughter but have since taken it over as my own. Billy Eilish is an immense talent in Songwriting and singing. I see her as the younger generation's Fiona Apple. I love Billie Eilish's voice and her lyrics are gorgeously written. There is profanity to watch for with the younger kids but it's more expressive than superfluous. Many of the songs have a soul feel to them but there are also those that are just great pop songs. The titular song of the album is my favorite, has a Norah Jones feel to it but also angst-ier than any Avril Lavigne song ever was and makes me long to be 16 again and heartbroken by some creep. Overall the album is catchy, dreamy, upbeat, sad, self-empowering and full of the songwriter's insights and lessons she's learned from falling in and out of love. It's a nice collection of songs and will give you a lot to talk about with your 10 y.o., let you mellow as you drive home from work, or help you embarrass yourself as you pull up to a stop light dancing and singing to the catchy song "Bad Guy" with all the energy of a teenage girl who is just realizing that you're gonna have to kiss a bunch of frogs in life and you prob won't ever find your prince.

I listen to it everyday. The packaging and the CD were in perfect condition.

Great gift for our teenage grandson for Christmas. He was thrilled.

The sophomore slump doesn’t appear to have cured Billie Eilish as she releases the best pop album of the year so far.Pop has taken a hit this year as we’ve been served mediocre over and over again but, Eilish has come to save the day for her genre. The most striking difference between Happier Than Ever and her debut is that her vocals have improved and she seems to have taken a heavy dose of inspiration from Julie London in her style and delivery. Her voice seems to glide over the production easily and with more confidence. With London as an apparent muse, Eilish updates the traditional jazz vocal with her own signature approach. It is truly beautiful to hear.The production of Happier Than Ever is ambitious and well executed. The underwater texture of last year’s Everything I Wanted continues through a great deal of this album. Finneas truly knows how to accentuate the emotional under current of Billie’s emotional lyricism and match the mood of her vocals with a fresh and modern sensibility.I was impressed with the lyrical maturity that Eilish is gaining as she progresses forward in her career. Oxytocin in particular is impressive in it’s metaphor laden storytelling. Not My Responsibility, while not a repeatable listen, is honest, raw, vulnerable and exposes the general public’s interest in the fame game and how it has impacted Eilish since her rise to fame. It feels like a cross between Tori Amos’ confessional truth and Madonna’s fame commentary.The middle of the album slows and offers more of a contemplative, acoustic atmosphere before swinging into full gear again with NDA. It’s a bit jarring but, I feel like for the less adventurous listener, the middle would be considered sluggish. But, the beauty of Happier Than Ever really comes alive in the middle of the record. NDA violently shift back into familiar territory for Billie - plucking beats, soft spoken vocals and a pulsing chorus. Therefore I Am follows and is easily the most digestible track of this ambitious album.The highlight of the album is the title track. Feeling like a musical equivalent to a splatter painting, the song is split in two. Unassuming and clear, the first part is the first splats and splatters and then the second is when the artist just loses herself to abandon and lets it go. Easily a song that will become a classic in her catalog.A beautiful album that I would definitely recommend.

It is good