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I honestly haven't even listened to any of her music (and maybe I should give it a try at least) but so far I've liked almost everything I've seen and heard about her online. The mainstream music industry needs more punks and rebels to speak out and cause a ruckus. If anything, just to kill the manufactured, conformist slop it's all become.
Pink pony club gets stuck in my head all the time, especially since I first heard it as an AI cover in Plankton's voice.
AI: https://youtu.be/PIE7UG12R-E
Real: https://youtu.be/GR3Liudev18
I watched the real video first and got all into it.
Then I watched the AI video and now my brain's wondering what the hell just happened.
It's often pretty explicit, but legitimately quite good. It's got an old school vibe with a modern bent.
Just listened to "Good Luck, Babe!" and "Hot to Go!". Definitely poppier than my usual tastes, which I was expecting. But old school, as you say, and it gives me feelings of nostalgia. Her voice is awesome too.
I'm definitely sometimes in the mood for this kind of jam, so this might actually become a little guilty pleasure of mine. I think it would fit well with all the '90s (and some '80s) shit on my playlist anyway.
This is also my experience. I can also see myself occasionally feeling like this style of music though. Not listening to pop can sometimes cause people like me to be assholes and look down on pop music and anyone who enjoys it. My respect for Chapell Roan's persona/politics and her showmanship caused me to listen to her stuff less judgmentally, allowing me to experience "pop music done well"
This makes me think of another pop star that has crossed this boundary for me before - Pink. I don't think I liked her music as much as I found myself liking this today but she definitely came across more as a rockstar doing pop than a pop star. So I had a respect for her and kinda enjoyed her songs if I ever heard them on the radio or wherever.
The vibes are probably playing a big part for Chappell Roan to as far as I'm concerned but it also helps that she's going for that old school sound, which kinda sets her apart musically too.
Many of her other songs have a Lana Del Rey vibe.