Katheryn Hudson, otherwise known as
Katy Perry is often referred to as “The Queen of Pop.” Her newest album Prism is the singer’s fourth
studio album. It became a success after the release of her first single “Roar.”
The following two singles, “Dark Horse” and “Unconditionally” added to this
success. The album contains very positive material that pertains to the themes
of relationships and independency.
“Roar” is one of
the many upbeat songs on this album. “Roar” is about not being afraid to say what
you are feeling. Katy Perry’s lyrics allude to a past relationship where she
was afraid to state her opinion. She says, “I used to bite my tongue and hold
my breath.” Katy is saying that she could never say how she feels, but now she
has changed that. Another successful upbeat song is “Dark Horse.” The more upbeat songs of Prism convey positive
feelings about relationships and being independent. The album also has its share of slow songs.
“Unconditionally” is a slower song that uses reassuring repetition to show her
undying love.
The
album’s success caused it to be the second best-selling album released by a
woman in the United States in 2013. Prism became Katy Perry’s fastest-selling
album. Katy is now nominated for Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for “Roar” at the first ever
iHeart Radio Music Awards. The album was also Katy’s best opening week.
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