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"Soon after the release" → "Shortly after the release"
Done.
"she had been working" → "Styrke had been working"
Done.
The source does not say it was only added to digital editions
Well it says it was added. A song can't be added to physical editions without the album being re-released, which it never was. The only versions of the album were issued before this song. I don't know how to cite the fact that it isn't on physical editions. Pancake (talk) 19:21, 12 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Since the guitar-heavy sentence essentially uses part of the same quote, why don't you paraphrase the second part to something like she had wanted to create a guitar-based song for a while?
Remove the comma after percussion
"She elaborated, "It's" → "Styrke elaborated that "it's"
"a bit sadder."" → "a bit sadder"." per MOS:QUOTE (this is not a full sentence in the source)'
PancakeMistake Thanks for going over this, however change electronic and pop to two separate genres in the infobox, add at least a vague part like "some of whom" after music critics to summarize something that was praised by at least a few and add citations from various countries retailers for digital download and streaming. --K. Peake09:31, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]