'Chromatica' review: Lady Gaga is reborn on the dance floor


By AGENCY

Lady Gaga released her new album, Chromatica, on May 28 night, marking a pronounced return to the sleek dance-pop sound that made her a star more than a decade ago.

Her first studio album since the classic-rock-inspired Joanne in 2016, Chromatica follows Lady Gaga's Oscar-nominated acting turn in director Bradley Cooper's 2018 remake of A Star Is Born, in which she played the showbiz-ingenue role previously portrayed by Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland. Shallow, one of Gaga's rootsy power ballads from the movie musical, won an Academy Award for best original song.)

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