# Carly Rae Jepsen's Double Album Is All Love

> On 'Day and Night,' Carly Rae Jepsen splits love into sunlight and club lights, and makes both feel new.
- Title: Carly Rae Jepsen's Double Album Is All Love · Rolling Stone
- Summary: On 'Day and Night,' Carly Rae Jepsen splits love into sunlight and club lights, and makes both feel new. Jepsen's habit of following her heart, into new…
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- Source: Rolling Stone — https://rollingstone.com/music/music-album-reviews/carly-rae-jepsen-day-and-night-album-review-1235622766
- Author: Jaeden Pinder
- Published: 2026-09-14T14:46:32+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: carly rae jepsen, pop, album review, disco, double album
## Pop's cult favorite
To a certain slice of the internet, Jepsen is far more than "Call Me Maybe." Fans swear she wrote at least five of the century's best pop songs, though nobody agrees which five.

> a bard of pop excellence
## Kylie meets early Swift
Comparisons place her as Canada's answer to Kylie Minogue, with the unguarded earnestness of a young Taylor Swift. Almost every song she writes is about love, sung in that syrupy voice.
## A travelogue of love
'Day and Night' is a double album and a journey, musically and lyrically, drawn partly from her romance with producer Cole M.G.N., whom she married last year.
## Day side floats
The Day half leans on dream pop and folk pop, all cotton-candy afternoons and Balearic drift. She sounds like she is on cloud nine.
## Craving the same thing
On the nu-disco "Habits of Creatures," she asks for stability while Todd Terje-ish synths spiral upward. On "Soft," she drops her guard and twirls into her lover's arms.

> Gimme some more of the same
## Night hits the floor
Night jets to clubs worldwide and gets blunt about desire: deep house on "Near or Far," sample-heavy "Never Let a Good Thing Die," and a desperate disco plea that channels ABBA.

> Don't leave me in the dark to face another song alone
## Key takeaway

Jepsen's habit of following her heart, into new romance or an untried genre, is exactly what makes this double album her most adventurous record.