All the Things I Never Said

I think this is her at the beginning of her career trying to just put something out there that would put her on the song writing map (after being big in the dance world). Is it bad? Not at all. This is good for sixteen year old's writing. It just feels very youthful. Like teenage petulence and angst if you know what I mean? Like all my friends are fake... I messed with it so much in middle school... now? It leans a little cringe. I still lowkey really love that way. Like that's lowkey such a good song. I think this album truly is super strong for her age when she wrote and released it. It just feels like it's trying to be sad girl enough to get her famous, but catchy enough to make people vibe with it. I do have a lot of nostalgia for this extended project though. I can literally picture my middle school self listening to this (and not being able to listen to tear myself apart because it cursed and I still had a setting on my phone where I couldn't listen to explicit music tearsss).

Just binged Tate's entire discography. This one is also pretty meh just like her next ep, but I'm not expecting much from her as a teenager. Reminds me a lot of Billie Eilish's "don't smile at me" in a few parts, though no where near as good unfortunately.