MY WOMAN

Angel Olsen's 'MY WOMAN' is intentionally structured into two distinct halves, moving from punchy, synth-inflected rock on its A-side to longer, atmospheric, and meditative compositions on the B-side. The production by Justin Raisen marks a departure from her earlier lo-fi sound, favoring a more polished and dynamic range that incorporates '60s pop, glam rock, and synth-pop influences. Lyrically, the album explores themes of love, identity, and vulnerability with a direct and assertive perspective, solidifying its place as a pivotal and critically acclaimed work in her discography.