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Day and Night
Sep 18, 20261 hr 25 minSchool Boy/Interscope Records
- Pop
- Dream pop
- Synth-pop
- Dance-pop
- House
- Disco
Balances sunlit dream-pop, acoustic warmth, and vulnerable romance against sleek house, disco, and synth-pop nocturnes. Sprawling sequencing occasionally dulls its hooks and momentum.
Disc 1
1
After All
4:12
2
Habits of Creatures
2:57
3
Versailles
3:14
4
On Wires
3:22
5
Blue Skies
2:29
6
Burning Heart
3:30
7
Wild Child
3:49
8
Good Fine Alright
4:09
9
Something TragicE
2:57
10
Soft
3:03
11
Lonely Side of the Bed
3:30
12
Just a Little Walk on the Moon
3:48
Disc 2
1
Never Let a Good Thing Die
5:19
2
Amalfi Coast
2:59
3
Patience Power Passion
3:29
4
Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor
3:12
5
MotivationE
3:53
6
You Don't Know How It Feels
3:14
7
Near or Far
3:17
8
Diver
3:06
9
Hold Me to the Light
3:56
10
That's Just Me
3:42
11
No Labels, I Love YouE
3:40
12
Super Sage
4:01
Critic reviews
- Pitchfork: 7.5/10(opens in new tab)by Marissa LorussoSep 18, 2026
The double-album structure separates sunny, sweeter Day material from sleeker, dance-oriented Night songs.
- Rolling Stone: 4/5(opens in new tab)by Jaeden PinderSep 14, 2026
The double album traces romantic highs and lows across a wide range of styles and settings.
- Oct 6, 2026
What makes the record succeed, and stand out in Jepsen’s discography, is the confidence and strength that shines through the music.
- Sep 30, 2026
Day and Night proves Jepsen’s fluidity in pop, shifting with ease between club-ready bangers, acoustic ballads, and experimental confessions.
- NME: 3.5/5(opens in new tab)by Nick LevineSep 15, 2026
At its best, the ‘Day’ disc sounds like the blissful memory of a summer holiday where you fell in love
Multiple reviews from the same publication are stored for this album: PopMatters (2)