Bipp And Ele: Song Analysis

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For all the bubblegum pop territory he’s covered, SOPHIE hasn’t made a song this candid yet. “BIPP” and “ELLE” were strange, lurking introductions; “LEMONADE” and “HARD” were no-holds-barred masterpieces of experimental pop. The reclusive British producer’s most recent two singles have been a little more traditional - “MSMSMSM” was a one-dimensional yet enjoyable trap song, and this track is a straight-up pop ballad. However, it’s still got that SOPHIE touch, and it’s lighter than ever. “JUST LIKE WE NEVER SAID GOODBYE” is a lesson in minimalism; this song evokes so many feelings with so little, both lyrically and instrumentally.

It’s pure pop songwriting once again that does the trick. The lead synth, constantly wobbling, interplays with

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