: Critics on MAXOPEDIA call Grande's delivery a "masterclass" in pop vocals, successfully navigating Max Martin's complex production devices. Tamia — "So Into You" (1998)
: Decades later, it remains an iconic "cookout song" and a standout track from their debut album, It's About Time . Ariana Grande — "Into You" (2016) I'm So Into You
A cornerstone of '90s New Jack Swing, this track is often hailed by critics and fans on Rate Your Music for its "relaxing but strong vibe" and the group's "lull singing" over a perfectly orchestrated beat. : Critics on MAXOPEDIA call Grande's delivery a
: Reviewers at VICE describe it as a "genius piece of music" with a chorus that hits like "explosives rippling through subway tunnels". : Reviewers at VICE describe it as a
: Produced by Brian Alexander Morgan (BAM), it is considered "pure R&B magic" that helped define the genre's sound in the early '90s.
Widely regarded as "pop perfection," this track from the Dangerous Woman album is praised for its "sharp synths" and "banging EDM beat".