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It's fashionable now to call Billie Eilish the hope of pop music. Her entire instrumentation consists of her behind the microphone and her multi-instrumentalist brother Finneas O'Connell, who is responsible for performing all the music. Billie (whose full name is Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O'Connell) is 17 at the moment, her brother is 4 years older than her. 3 years ago they started self-producing on various popular internet resources. During this time, 1 EP (US#14 UK#12) and 4 singles were released. The popularity gained by these releases allowed for a record 800 000 pre-orders of the debut album on iTunes. By the way, she has already managed to write the title tracks for both seasons of the series "13 Reasons Why" (I advise you to limit yourself to the excellent first one). All compositions on the album were written without outside help, only by Finneas and Eilish. So this is a kind of home pop - currently a unique phenomenon in its own way. I have said many times that dance music should be listened to at dances. And a lot of pop music falls into that category. But thankfully Eilish is not about that. Undoubtedly this is pop music, but without boundaries and restrictions, although maybe I'll surprise someone, but also without innovation, rather it's a popularization of the underground. If we are talking without any complex terms, then we have indie pop. More reviews on our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/RockNCraft It's clear that the singles from the album sound more commercial and less interesting, because the product must be sold. Here is what impressed me (some of the singles will be here too): Top one - All the good girls go to Hell - its components - minimalism, alternative pop, a catchy chorus. Bad guy - there are very few sounds here, but at the same time there is a body to the composition. It's pleasing that the family doesn't drag it out, but saturates the album with a fairly large number of not-long sketches, and Billie's whispering vocals should please ASMR fans. The best of the non-top ones - Bury a friend - low-beats layered on the melody of classic pop songs, starting from the British Invasion to modern R'n'B. Top two - I love you - the perfect combination of Bjor