On Friday, Doja Cat dropped her long-awaited album, Plant Her. This album is “based on a fictional planet self-originated by Doja Cat on which all species and races of space exist in harmony” according to The Guardian.
Here’s our review of Doja Cat’s album: Planet Her
It’s undeniable how talented and versatile Cat is. In all three albums, the singer/rapper has given different rap flows, beautiful vocals and tons of different feelings to each song.
In each song, there’s a different type of Cat you get to experience. There’s freaky Cat, in love Cat, unfaithful Cat, rapper Cat or singer Cat. Sometimes all of them in one.
In Planet Her, the singer goes from matching Ariana Grande‘s vocals in their collab, I Don’t Do Drugs with her candy-sweet vocals to a smooth afrobeat in Women. You get a bit of feminist empowerment on a reggae-influenced tone in Woman, but Planet Her’s concept is to accompany sci-fi visuals, similar to those from her second single Need To Know which is included in the album.
The album has to be one of the top releases of this year. Matching the same energy of Nicki Minaj‘s Beam Me Up Scotty album, in its sense of good flow and a different sound. In all 14 tracks, Cat did not miss a single one.
How To Listen To Doja Cat’s album: Planet Her
The 14-track album includes features from artists like The Weeknd, Young Thug, JID, Sza and Ariana Grande. You can purchase or stream Planet Her on any digital streaming platform. You can also can listen below:
Social Media Reacts to Doja Cat’s album: Planet Her
It seems Cat is on course for a successful first week, if these reactions from social media are anything to go by:
i’m sorry but #PlanetHer may be the album of the year. that mf has NO SKIPS pic.twitter.com/rkA0ta5uw2
— || (@juztkennn) June 25, 2021
Me on my bed right now listening to #PlanetHer @DojaCat pic.twitter.com/J0MLTWYyd5
— jason (@jafabulouson) June 25, 2021
Man this #PlanetHer album got me vibing 4:34am in the morning. Love To Dream hitting to hard Doja! pic.twitter.com/mlMSU1DZln
— UrbanNoizeRmx (@UrbanNoize2) June 25, 2021
