AURORA - What Happened to the Heart? (Album Review)

Norwegian goddess of song, Aurora, delivers her monumental and raw fourth studio album filled with existential angst and hunger for healing. What are our thoughts on the new record?
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[@tx0h]

interesting breakdown. thanks for the review and insights in your interpretations.

[@cathsouttathebag]

I really enjoyed your interpretation, very interesting. In My Body is Not Mine (which is my favourite), I also interpret it as commentary on AI stealing from artists and creating a “body” which is no longer the artist’s art. In that sense, AI steals the artists’ art (body) but can never achieve the true emotions coming from real art (the heart). You feel the disassociation and despair of artists when they look at an “AI artwork” and see their own body of work which no longer belongs to them.