Dangerous Woman

| Ariana Grande

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Dangerous Woman

Dangerous Womanis the third studio album by American singer Ariana Grande, released by Republic Records on May 20, 2016. The album is the follow-up to her second studio album My Everything (2014), and features guest appearances from Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Macy Gray and Future. The album was originally to be titled Moonlight and the song "Focus" was the intended lead single. However, later the album's name was changed to Dangerous Womanand "Focus" was removed from the album's standard track listing. Dangerous Woman is primarily a pop and R&B album, with influences of dance-pop, disco, house, trap, and reggae genres. Grande, Max Martin, and Savan Kotechawere the album's executive producers. All three wrote or produced songs for the album, as did musicians such as Ilya Salmanzadeh and Tommy Brown. -Wikipedia

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  • Media Hype

    Ariana shows maturity and poise in her brand new album ‘Dangerous Woman’ 

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  • Gulf News

    Pop star leaves the princess image behind but doesn’t forsake the malt-shop sweetness in her new album  

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  • Live in Limbo

    Grande’s vocals are the most attractive feature of this whole album as they are raw, and listeners know that they are raw as she sounds exactly like so when performing. It is always a re-assuring feeling when you can listen to music and know that vocals have barely or only lightly been retouched. She has a beautiful voice, and knows exactly how to use it.  

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  • Three Penny Press

    A contemporary R&B album with vocals compared to the likes of Mariah Carey, she captured listener’s attention and catapulted her way into the spotlight. The album is cohesive, catchy and controversial in all the best ways. 

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  • U Interview

    Ultimately, Dangerous Woman is a well-polished album, showing Grande’s progress as an artist over the last few years. Grande has no lack of talent with her wide range and dynamics, but she is clearly still trying to find her place as an artist in between the many possibilities of pop music.  

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  • Iowa State Daily

    She again proves to be a dangerous talent in the music industry with a voice that will make your mouth drop, singing of growth and maturity from a former self.  

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  • Teen Vogue

    it is truly dangerous — in the best way possible. 

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  • U Discover Music

    With her third album, Ariana Grande found success in evolving the pop formula she’d already established, while venturing into uncharted, edgier territory.  

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  • Teen Ink

    . With her powerful vocals and ability to deliver in multiple genres, this woman is clearly dangerous.  

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  • Busterz

    Even though the results are sometimes uneven, Ariana Grande found the dangerous woman inside and set her free. It is amazing how much it inhabits the emotional environment of each song, even when one directly contradicts the other.  

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  • Pitchfork

    Grande does not need to force any sort of spirit, she is full of it already.  

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  • Rolling Stone

    Grande may not have settled on a sound, but she’s still an outsized, dangerous talent. 

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  • COS

    It’s hard to escape the feeling that her ludicrous potential remains unfulfilled.  

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  • Digital Spy

    There's no denying America's biggest pop princess just scaled up. 

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  • The Gaurdian

    Ariana Grande hits so many big, raunchy climaxes it all starts to feel a bit flat, despite her undoubted gifts  

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  • MSU Reporter

    Really shows the progression with Grande’s music, but also tells us how honest a ‘dangerous woman’ can be.  

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  • Pretty Much Amazing

    It still has some pretty good songs on it.  

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  • Idolator

    She’s nearly infallible, musically.  

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  • All Music

    The range is impressive, as is Grande's measured, assured performance.  

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  • The Odyssey

    A new era and a new, badder Ariana had officially been born. 

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  • Vulture

    Being a Work in Progress Is Serving Her Well 

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  • NZ Herald

    a step up with its gritty, R&B sound with a dance-pop twist. 

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  • LA Times

    Grande leaves the princess image behind 

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  • Spin

    She’s a free and gleeful agent — the bunny-masked miscreant of the cover. 

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  • Amino apps

    The only thing better than the track is the live performances which I definitely recommend!  

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  • Poparazzi

    When Ariana is on her own; she needs no star features to make great music. 

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  • Sputnik

    As one of the year's best pop albums,  

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  • Hollywood Life

    Ariana doesn’t just try new things — she absolutely nails them. 

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  • Pop Perfection

    probably Ariana’s best album so far  

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  • Crytic Rock

    With excellent collaboration and production, it is overall a smooth listen from start to finish.  

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  • Bulace Magazine

    Grande’s voice demands respect with its power, range and flexibility, and paired with seemingly-perfect production, 

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  • Renowned for Sound

    This is easily Grande’s best work to date.  

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  • WZND

    I absolutely loved this album and I cannot wait to see what is in store for us next!  

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  • Rap Up

    The modish message of empowerment feels honest coming from Grande.  

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  • The Young Folks

    Grande flirts a bit with soul, blues, R&B and a little hint of jazz  

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  • Immortal Reviews

    definitely a big jam of a record, despite its shortcomings.  

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  • Entertainment Focus

    Stunning vocals throughout  

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  • Atwood Magazine

    GRANDE PULLS OFF A HAT TRICK  

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  • A Bit Of Pop Music

    Grande matured and sounds better, more original and personal 

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  • Change

    Her voice is stellar on this record, hitting high notes and belts cleanly 

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  • Spectrum Pulse

    At the end of the day, I'm a sucker for some well-produced pop music 

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  • Kentwired

    The youthful songstress moved in a new sonic direction 

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  • Pop Insomniacs

    Soulful Songstress Matures On Sensual Third Album 

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  • Under the Gun

    GRANDE’S POWERHOUSE VOCALS SHINE  

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  • MTV

    Her best record  

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  • AVC Club

    The record is built to accentuate her strengths and vocal timbre. 

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  • Demo Magazine

    The album is as multi-faceted as the empowering woman Ariana Grande is growing into. 

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  • Stuff

    Shows the multi-faceted talents of Grande 

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  • Album Confessions

    A hodgepodge of influences that Ariana Grande and her team of producers have expertly woven together  

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  • ISU Daily

    A voice that will make your mouth drop, singing of growth and maturity from a former self. 

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  • Backseat Mafia

    It seems the pop starlet is stepping it up a gear, and giving us something classier and more mature.  

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  • Financial Times

    Dangerous Woman continues the transformation, but not without stumbles.  

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  • Pop Wrapped

    Grande worked with famed producer Max Martin on this album, which does nothing but add to the reasons it is amazing  

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  • Metropolis Japan

    Unexpected treats and artistic merit—but not very “dangerous” 

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  • The Wrangler

    This album is without a doubt the most revolutionary change we’ve seen from Grande. 

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  • Headstuff

    Grande May Not Be A Dangerous Woman But She Demands Your Respect 

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  • Pop Central

    We need more albums like this 

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  • Bres Music

    Another knock out hit for me, and judging by it's ratings, for all of America as well.  

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  • USA Today

    Journey of self-discovery spread out over a longer tracklist that has plenty of highs, and, yes, a few lows. 

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  • Verge Campus

    Album release that comes with a bite, and possibly a bit of a gnaw 

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  • Pop Glitz

    This album is the aural representation of Sandy’s bad girl transformation at the climax of Grease.  

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  • BOL

    we discover Ariana Grande in different shapes. From sweet nightingale to sultry femme fatale  

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  • The Times UK

    Is there a clause written into the contracts of American child stars that states they have to act sexy the moment they hit adulthood?  

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  • BeeBee

    She might be tiny but this album is big in every way possible.  

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  • BK Magazine

    That majestic voice has fans and critics alike hoping and hoping she’ll blossom into a woman after all. 

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  • Health Aim

    Feels like like it’s going to melt your heart and tug at you from the inside out. 

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  • The Internal Jukebox

    It is the perfect demo of Ariana's crazy brilliant voice, she truly does have the best voice in pop music right now. 

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  • The Edge

    Sexy, slick and incredibly cool  

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  • Media Hype

    Ariana shows maturity and poise  

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  • Project U

    This album is a pop masterpiece and I hope it gets the recognition it deserves. 

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  • Daily Emerald

    She sings with a hint of a laugh, fondly recalling the events of the night before 

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  • Pop Crush

    Ariana’s effectively set the stage for pop longevity.  

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  • Tasteful Reviews

    Bunny ear hats off to you, Ariana.  

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  • EW

    For Grande, giving up on pleasing everybody has only made her more magnetic.  

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  • Drop Of Pop Culture

    Repeat-worthy, Great go-to for sexy pop tunes and vocal slayage  

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  • The Daily

    Grande is moving forward to beats that compliment her sound, instead of hiding behind them.  

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  • Write the World

    Meaningful lyrics that contrast, but still work together to portray one similar idea.  

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  • Cleveland

    Grande is a younger singer with an ear for what her audience, which is the entire pop-loving world, likes.  

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  • Dylan Reviews

    It can’t be faulted. It’s a good record, but no masterpiece.  

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  • Ivanyolo

    Her voice sounds really “wide”, well-controlled and easily achieve high notes like popular divas 

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  • Fashion Collectionnuer

    I can easily listening to this album from beginning to end for the entire fifty-five minutes and thirty-four seconds  

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  • Portalitpop

    makes good use of the variety of genres she has worked on, as well as partnerships as a way to reinforce them. 

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  • Radio Wave Monitor

    Listening to Dangerous Woman reminds us we're not that different, after all, for better AND for worse.  

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  • Zumic

    The best one that Grande has released to date. She showcases her versatile vocal abilities in a more mature context 

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  • Shelfies with Faeries

    I feel so good about it because it’s just SO. GOOD. (I sound so redundant, but whatever—it’s really amazing. Probably her best so far.) 

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  • Mashable

    An irresistable trip down Ariana Grande's latex rabbit hole 

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  • Bennett Knows

    At this point, there is no stopping Ariana Grande! The girl is on fire 

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  • Scene Sisters

    she can switch between soulful songs and pop-tastic hits and still achieve success for the most part.  

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  • That Panda Code

    And also you can truly see the full grown Ariana!  

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  • Mic

    With every listen, it gets harder and harder to view Grande's Dangerous Woman persona as an act 

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  • Bustle

    Turn it up and strut it out, ladies: Be dangerous. 

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  • Zummer

    Her music has never sounded better as a result.  

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  • Blended Opinion

    Ariana can sing, and some of the melodies are alright, but there is nothing for me to latch onto here  

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  • Breath Heavy

    I don’t know if that makes her dangerous, but it certainly makes her a pop force to be reckoned with. 

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  • Romanswrapup

    just how much more comfortable she is and how much she is willing to expose with her fans.  

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  • Star 2

    The singer is sure-footed, making these genres work around her own unique musical style instead of being overpowered by them.  

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  • FOTP

    I thought it would just be your casual rnb pop album but Ari's coming for blood 

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  • Shout Out Magazine

    Proving with hot synths, beats and vocals, she is one dangerous pop queen  

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  • Popvom

    Great pop album with a good few hits in there and some pieces that fans are sure to love.  

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  • CHCH

    We knew this record was going to sympolize ari coming into herself, making the music she was meant to. 

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  • Dance Charts

    Sounds somewhat mysterious in the typical Ariana Grande manner and moves on a very high vocal level. 

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  • The Criss Cross

    Dangerous Woman isn’t enough to cement her as an icon, but the groundwork is still all there. 

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  • Affinity Magazine

    A fantastic album.  

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  • Pop Pyro

    There are a handful of songs that would make the dive into it worth the commitment to its lengthy 55-minute  

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  • East Dane

    It’s clear that Ariana Grande knows what she’s doing 

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  • FYE

    The range is impressive, as is Grande's measured, assured performance.  

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  • SMX Hits

    She has a great vocal range. She probably has the best vocal range for the female artists of this time.  

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  • Three Penny Press

    The impressive vocal range, original blend of pop, contemporary, and R&B and controversial lyrics made her songs popular again and again. 

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  • Daily Bruin

    Difficult for songs to cross genre lines while simultaneously matching Grande’s voice  

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