Halsey - Manic

[JeremySpears]

The deluxe edition featuring two new tracks, "Be Kind", two remixes, two acoustic versions and four stripped versions is out now!

"wipe your tears"

"I'm Not Mad"

Also happy birthday Halsey.

[oasisbobo]

Yes! Can't wait to have a listen!

[JeremySpears]

She has released a music video for "929":

[oasisbobo]

She has released a music video for "929":

One of my favouries from the album.

[JeremySpears]

The 50 Best Albums of 2020

#25 Halsey, 'Manic'

Halsey has no inhibitions when it comes to getting raw emotionally — and Manic is her most fearless move yet. She chases her darkest anxieties all over the spectrum, from hip-hop to rock to country, in hits like “Without You” and “Graveyard” — the kind of album where you can find Alanis Morissette, Suga from BTS, Jennifer’s Body samples or a voicemail pep talk from John Mayer. Halsey has the too-much too-young celebrity blues: as she sings, “I remember the names of every single kid I’ve met/But I forget half the people I’ve gotten in bed.” Yet she wrestles with her issues in her own unmistakably real voice. —R.S.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...album-1097059/

[JeremySpears]

The 50 Best Songs of 2020

#31 Halsey, '3am'

Halsey sings about making it through one of those nights: The kind where you spill out of the bar too long after midnight, leaving behind your credit card and your self-esteem. So you scroll through your phone looking for the next number to drunk-dial. For Halsey in “3am,” that’s the closest she’s getting to love tonight. As she confesses: “I need it digital / Because baby, when it’s physical / I end up alone.” But she keeps hanging on the line. R.S.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...y-3am-1097599/

[JeremySpears]

The 50 Best Albums of 2020: Staff Picks

18. Halsey, Manic

Halsey has always been an open book, but she takes that transparency to a new level on the uber-personal Manic, inviting listeners to be a fly on the wall in her alt-pop therapy session. But beyond the candid lyrics about owning her bisexuality and enduring toxic relationships, Halsey takes thrilling sonic leaps on the project -- from the country-inspired twang of "You Should Be Sad" to the syncopated handclaps of "Graveyard" -- proving she can have the best of both worlds by pairing painfully earnest, yearning sentiments with radio-ready beats. -- KATIE ATKINSON

https://www.billboard.com/articles/n...ms-2020-top-50

[Loose]

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...y-3am-1097599/[/I]

Her best & most memorable song.

Made #20 in my year-end chart of most played songs in 2020.

[JeremySpears]