Los Angeles, CA – Pop star Sabrina Carpenter recently shared insights into the success of her latest hit song, “Espresso,” during an interview with Rolling Stone. The 25-year-old artist expressed her delight in the positive reception of her music, particularly the quirky nature of her lyrics that resonate with her audience.
Carpenter explained that the inspiration for “Espresso” came from a memorable visit to a crêperie in France, where she found the catchy chorus that has captivated listeners. Collaborating with songwriters Steph Jones and Amy Allen, along with producer Julian Bunetta, Carpenter emphasized how working with talented individuals helped shape the humorous and infectious nature of the song.
Jack Antonoff, who collaborated with Carpenter on “Please Please Please” and produced half of her upcoming album “Short ‘n’ Sweet,” commended the artist for her unique approach to pop music. He praised Carpenter’s ability to connect with her audience through her lyrics and powerful voice, highlighting her exceptional talent in both live performances and recording sessions.
Following the success of “Espresso,” which achieved top-five status on Billboard’s Hot 100 and reached number one in the U.K., Ireland, and Australia, Carpenter announced a new partnership with Van Leeuwen to release an espresso-flavored ice cream. This creative collaboration reflects Carpenter’s commitment to engaging with her fans in innovative ways beyond music.
Looking ahead, Carpenter is set to release her sixth studio album, “Short n’ Sweet,” on August 23. With a combination of witty lyrics, memorable melodies, and a refreshing approach to pop music, Carpenter continues to leave a lasting impression on her growing fan base. Stay tuned for more updates on Sabrina Carpenter’s music and creative ventures.