Sabrina Carpenter "Singular Act II" Reissues "We were free to do

"We were free to do whatever we wanted

the title track inspired by the Stop The City protests of ’84 that sought to highlight the undeniable links between first-world capitalism and third-world poverty

Marty joined The Church and then in the early nineties All About Eve

with space

be it the former's multi-instrumentalist gifts or the latter's boyish

Sabrina Carpenter "Singular Act II" Reissues "We were free to doSabrina Carpenters fourth studio album is considered the second half of a two piece project. Released in 2019, Singular Act II features eight songs including I Cant Stop Me (featuring Saweetie) and Looking at Me. Now available on vinyl.