Gaslighter (2020)

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Gaslighter (2020) is a politically charged country-pop album by the Chicks (formerly Dixie Chicks), marking their first studio release in 14 years and addressing themes of betrayal, resilience, and social commentary.

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instanceOf country pop album
music album
studio album
artist Dixie Chicks NERFINISHED
The Chicks NERFINISHED
associatedEvent name change from Dixie Chicks to The Chicks in 2020
chartPerformance debuted in the top 10 on the US Billboard 200
containsSong Everybody Loves You NERFINISHED
For Her NERFINISHED
Gaslighter (song) NERFINISHED
Hope It’s Something Good NERFINISHED
Julianna Calm Down NERFINISHED
March March NERFINISHED
My Best Friend’s Weddings NERFINISHED
Set Me Free NERFINISHED
Sleep at Night NERFINISHED
Texas Man NERFINISHED
Tights on My Boat NERFINISHED
Young Man NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
genre country
country pop
pop
language English
leadSingle Gaslighter (song) NERFINISHED
leadSingleReleaseDate 2020-03-04
lyricalFocus personal relationships
political issues
notableFor first album released after the band changed its name from Dixie Chicks to The Chicks
first studio album by The Chicks in 14 years
numberOfTracks 12
performer The Chicks NERFINISHED
previousAlbum Taking the Long Way NERFINISHED
previousAlbumReleaseYear 2006
producer Jack Antonoff NERFINISHED
The Chicks NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 2018–2020
recordLabel Columbia Records
Sony Music Entertainment
surface form: Sony Music
releaseDate 2020-07-17
style blend of traditional country instrumentation with pop production
theme betrayal
divorce
female empowerment
political commentary
resilience
social commentary

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Dixie Chicks albumReleaseYear Gaslighter (2020)