Sabrina Carpenter is taking her musical journey to new heights with the upcoming deluxe version of her album Brief n Candy, set to launch on Valentine’s Day, that includes the legendary Dolly Parton.
This expanded model of the album will characteristic 5 contemporary tracks, together with a particular collaboration with nation legend Dolly Parton on the track “Please Please Please.”
Introduced by Sabrina Carpenter on Instagram, “As a thanks for giving this album 2 Grammy’s :’) brief n’ candy deluxe is now accessible for pre order.. out February 14th,” Capenter wrote on Instagram. “And sure that does say that includes Miss Dolly Parton…. 
she wouldn’t need me to swear however holy shit!!!!!”
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The collaboration with Dolly Parton is an ideal match, mixing Sabrina Carpenter’s distinctive pop type with Parton’s timeless nation affect.
As Carpenter displays on “Please Please Please,” producer Jack Antonoff famous that the monitor showcases a mixture of Olivia Newton-John’s attraction and Dolly Parton’s basic nation roots.
This fusion of sounds captures the essence of each artists, making this model of the track much more particular.
The deluxe version of Brief n’ Candy may also embrace new songs like “15 Minutes,” “Couldn’t Make It Any Tougher,” “Busy Girl,” and “Unhealthy Evaluations.”
Followers can get a preview of “Busy Girl” as Carpenter carried out it stay throughout her Brief n’ Candy tour.
With this new launch simply forward of her tour resuming in Dublin on March 3, Brief n Candy is poised to maintain constructing on its success with contemporary content material and unforgettable collaborations, together with that standout second with Dolly Parton.
Sabrina Carpenter just lately received finest pop vocal album for ‘Brief n’ Candy’, minutes after a efficiency of hits ‘Please Please Please’ and ‘Espresso’ on a set impressed by the golden age of Hollywood.
“I’m nonetheless out of breath from that efficiency,” Sabrina Carpenter mentioned as she accepted the trophy. “That is my first Grammy so I’m going to cry.”