Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman Review

A few years ago Ariana Grande's most rebellious act was apparently 'almost' licking a donut in a bakery.  Crazy stuff right!? However a few collaborations with some big artists, such as Bieber and Nicki plus the stint with Big Sean has now transformed her from the innocent Nickelodeon star we one knew into the 'dangerous' persona she raves about in her latest album. Dangerous Woman has managed to combine a diverse array of genres but yet still sounds cohesive. Ariana grande's third album finds the 22 year old pop star embracing her 'maturing' self with the help of  Future, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Macy Gray and others.Main stand out within the album personally is 'Everyday' featuring Future. The unexpected duo provide an electro-pop and trap song relating to the idea of sexual satisfaction featuring some explicit language and imagery. The track received mixed reviews from critics who appreciated its production, but were ambivalent towards Futures feature.
in a span of about 3 years, Ariana has proved to us with the release of 'Dangerous Woman' which followed her previous 'My Everything' album that she is in fact one of the powerhouses in the game and has sure managed to silence many haters, and we can expect music of her caliber to be continually released for many years to come.