Troye SivanBest Troye Sivan Albums Ranked

Something To Give Each Other

nme

10

“In interviews to promote ‘Something To Give Each Other’, his first album in five years, Troye Sivan has spoken about feeling more “relaxed” and “confident”. The 28-year-old singer, actor and former YouTuber also appears more playful and provocative: the album’s riotous lead single ‘Rush’ is named after a popular brand of poppers and has a steamy (and somewhat controversial) video that nods to cult”

Bloom

nme

10

“Following in the footsteps of more or less every other chancing pop star in waiting, Troye Sivan has taken his turn guesting at a Taylor Swift concert. Sivan’s appearance, however, stood out when he nearly outshone his host. Strutting down the lengthy runway of Pasadena’s Rose Bowl for around 90,000 fans (no biggy) without missing a beat of ‘My My My!’, he cut the picture of an artist well-versed ”

Something To Give Each Other

rollingstone

8.0

“'Something to Give Each Other' is a pristine slice of pop heaven and the Australian's singer's best album yet”

Something To Give Each Other

pitchfork

8.0

“The Australian singer is a hedonistic pop hero on an album that pulls together club nights, tender moments, last-call horniness, and eclectic samples with remarkable finesse.”

Something To Give Each Other

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Troye Sivan just gets bigger and better with Something To Give Each Other”

Bloom

rollingstone

8.0

“The singer's second album is full of gentle synths, tender singing and nuanced coming-of-age sentiments”

Something To Give Each Other

Ryan1Nunez

8.4

“Something To Give Each Other is an album that reflects Troye Sivan’s continued growth as an artist, blending pop, indie, and electronic sounds with introspective lyrics. While it may not completely reinvent his style, the album delivers plenty of memorable moments and emotional depth. Tracks like “Rush” capture the vibrant energy that Troye is known for, while still maintaining an emotional undercurrent that makes his music so relatable. The production is sleek and polished, with a more refined tone that highlights his evolution as a musician. Some of the songs feel a bit familiar, with similar vibes throughout, making it hard to distinguish them upon first listen. However, Troye’s signature combination of intimacy and infectious pop still shines through, making this a solid album overall. Something To Give Each Other may not be his most groundbreaking work, but it’s still a testament to his talent and growth. It’s a rewarding listen that showcases Troye’s ability to create both catchy tracks and more tender, reflective moments.”