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First Listen preview: Sabrina Carpenter hits the highway on Fast Times

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Sometimes, you just have to let life take you into the fast lane, even if those higher speeds carry more danger than you'd anticipated.

This is the problem that Sabrina Carpenter faces on her confidently genre-fluid new single, Fast Times, which sees her rollick through the beginning of a relationship in high gear; "you speak in such a perfect cadence, tip-toeing past so many stages, but what the f*ck is patience?" "Tip-toeing past so many stages," the former Disney starlet coos, "but what the f*ck is patience?" Initially, it carries a baroque, chamber-pop sound reminiscent of the more bombastic cuts from Lana Del Rey's influential album Born To Die and Fiona Apple's morose debut, Tidal.

But Fast Times isn't content with just staying in one lane. It has to swerve - both lyrically ("give me a second to forget I ever really meant it") and sonically.

The track naturally evolves as it travels down the highway, before reaching it's final form with a flourish of post-disco violins and a funky electric guitar solo before its full-throttle climax.

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