Poppy releases "I Disagree" and four new songs for the deluxe edition of her album

Post-genre art and music visionary Poppy has just released an expanded edition of her boundlessly ambitious recent album I Disagree. Dubbed I Disagree (more), the deluxe version of the album adds four new songs and is out now via Sumerian Records. The album’s variegated nature embodies “alternative” in the truest sense of the word, bleeding the boundaries between pop, progressive, electronic, and metal, underpinned by unpredictable time signature shifts and indelible earworm vocal hooks.

The video, below demands attention, is clearly aimed at her previous record label. Poppy has certainly evolved and is following her own path of viral video releases.

The new release lands half a year since her headlining tour wrapped up, a coast to coast whirlwind that includedsold out showsin some of the biggest venues she’d performed yet and two months since her cover of “All The Things She Said” hit DSPs and became an instant viral sensation. Her quiet rise from incalculable phenomenon (with over half-a-billion views on YouTube) to unassuming paragon of high culture, high fashion, and high art fueled her metamorphosis to “Poppy Version X.”

Poppy explains to RedHanded Magazine that “in terms of doing what I wanted to in every element from start-to-finish, this feels like my first album. The narrative is really about destroying the things that try to destroy you.” Poppy carefully constructed the sonic framework for this reinvention, an unfiltered and unfettered creative ecosystem of her own design.