No, no, it's okay. I'm a little rusty, so hopefully this is good. Okay. Let's kick it.

This is the pitchwork review. I'm Pooja Patel, the editor-in-chief, and today we're going to dive into Olivia Rodriguez's new album, Guts.

Olivia first found huge success as a longtime Disney TV star before releasing her debut album Sauer

in 2021.

You might remember driver's license, the heart-wrenching teen ballad that hung out at the top

of the charts for what seemed like forever, or the nostalgic pop-punk anthem, Good for You.

Now she's 20 years old, has won a few Grammys,

and just released one of the most anticipated albums of the year.

Here to spill their guts.

No, you did it.

How do you feel about the new album?

We talked about this.

It's Jeremy Larson and Katzang. Hello, welcome. Hello, what did it. How do you feel about the new album? We talked about this. It's Jeremy Larson and Katzang.

Hello, welcome.

Hello, we're back, baby.

I don't know these people.

Okay, so let's start with our impulse reactions.

We all listen to this album together in the pitchfork listening room in real time a day or two before it was released.

And Kat, you reviewed the album, so I think you kind of went off and started listening to it on repeat immediately thereafter.

Yes.

But what was your first Twitter review, 140 characters or less take?

I thought it was really fun and had so much personality in a way that I didn't expect listening to Sauer because Sauer was more of like a heartbroken breakup album.

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