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The Velvet Rope Boxed In
From surface to interior, The Velvet Rope documents a difficult road to redefinition of self. A record that looked inward, it carried a lot of weight from the past. It felt private in a way pop rarely allows itself to be.
The album comes after a period of emotional collapse. Janet spoke before about depression, self-hatred, and the strain of living inside an image that left little room for fracture. Those experiences shaped the album itself.
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The audio clips included in this episode are used for critical analysis purposes under the quotation exception provided for in Article L122-5 of the Intellectual Property Code. They are short, contextualized, non-monetized, and are not subject to any claim to rights. This podcast is distributed free of charge with no commercial intent. If you are a rights holder and wish to contact us: [email protected]
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By Joe KamsFrom surface to interior, The Velvet Rope documents a difficult road to redefinition of self. A record that looked inward, it carried a lot of weight from the past. It felt private in a way pop rarely allows itself to be.
The album comes after a period of emotional collapse. Janet spoke before about depression, self-hatred, and the strain of living inside an image that left little room for fracture. Those experiences shaped the album itself.
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The audio clips included in this episode are used for critical analysis purposes under the quotation exception provided for in Article L122-5 of the Intellectual Property Code. They are short, contextualized, non-monetized, and are not subject to any claim to rights. This podcast is distributed free of charge with no commercial intent. If you are a rights holder and wish to contact us: [email protected]