P!nk Is At The Top Of Her Game With Her Last Great Album, The Raw And Rambunctious ‘The Truth About Love’
P!nk is one of those pop artists who you can’t seem to escape. She’s been in the game for years upon years and she’s still on everyone’s radar. Her hit catalogue actually dates back to the late 90’s. She was in two girl groups, Basic Instinct which disbanded before any official material was released and Choice which only released one song “Key To My Heart” for the Kazaam soundtrack. Soon after, P!nk was given the option to go solo, which she did, and for good reason. P!nk quickly found success with her first couple of solo records Can’t Take Me Home and Missundaztood spawning iconic singles like “Don’t Let Me Get Me” and “Just Like A Pill.” I remember listening to some of P!nk’s songs when I was just a child, and I so vividly recall her fantastic Kid’s Choice Awards performance of “Get The Party Started.” For someone to be killing it back then, and to still be so prominent in today’s musical climate, it’s incredible and it takes a real artist to do that. P!nk had been through all kinds of phases, portraying herself as the hardcore bad ass chick for most of her career, which was a different approach from peers like Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears who were used as more sexual icons known for their looks. Even with everything seemingly being against the type of artist P!nk presented herself as, she was able to power through her many different eras, finding success over and over again. P!nk was a certified hit maker, with impressive vocal abilities and a unique vulnerability to her lyricism. She soon found herself at the center of the radio, producing hit after hit with tracks like “So What” and “Raise Your Glass,” ultimately peaking with what I believe is still her best record to date, The Truth About Love.