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Pop Princesses, Dopamine and the Recovery of Joy 

Anne Marie CribbinBy Anne Marie CribbinSeptember 12, 20255 Mins Read
Pop Princesses, Dopamine and the Recovery of Joy  Sober Pop Culture
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In our dopamine-deprived culture, female pop music isn’t shallow — it’s a lifeline. Taylor Swift’s announcement of “The Life of a Showgirl,” set to drop Oct. 3, 2025, lit up the internet with countdown timers, sparkling vinyl variants and fan frenzy. (AP News) Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend,” arriving Aug. 29, has gone from Instagram tease to global anticipation. (Elle) Chappell Roan’s latest single, “The Subway,” dropped July 31 and immediately became a queer anthem of fierce vulnerability. (Vogue) Beyoncé’s genre-bending “Cowboy Carter,” released March 2024, reframed country music as both personal history and collective reckoning. (AP News) And Ariana Grande’s “Eternal Sunshine Deluxe: Brighter Days Ahead,” out last spring, extended the glow of an already luminous record. (UPI) 

This isn’t just pop noise. For those navigating recovery, music like this is medicine. It’s dopamine without the crash, joy without the numbing. 

Pop as Recovery Ritual 

When we think of ritual, we often imagine candles, incense or carefully worded prayers. But for so many of us, ritual is already built into the pulse of pop. A new album release becomes a kind of liturgy: gathering online at midnight, watching a video premiere together, dissecting lyrics like sacred texts. There is repetition, intention and shared meaning. In recovery, those same elements matter. Rhythms we can return to, communities that witness us, patterns that soothe the nervous system and make us feel less alone. 

Pop music offers this in spades. The act of queuing for a concert wristband or trading friendship bracelets at an arena is more than frivolity. It’s a structure of belonging. It’s a reminder that joy can be practiced, not stumbled into by accident. For those of us who once turned to substances for ceremony or release, there’s something profoundly healing about standing in a crowd where the music itself becomes the offering, the beat a metronome of shared aliveness. 

Even on smaller scales, dancing in the kitchen to Sabrina Carpenter while the coffee brews, playing Ariana Grande while folding laundry, humming along to Chappell Roan in traffic — these are rituals of reclamation. They say: this ordinary day is worthy of sparkle. This body is worthy of moving. This life, sober and awake, deserves a soundtrack. 

The Aesthetics of Joy in Action 

Designer and researcher Ingrid Fetell Lee maps ten aesthetics that embody joy — energy, abundance, freedom, harmony, play, surprise, transcendence, magic, celebration, renewal. Pop music today is alive with all of them. (Aesthetics of Joy) 

Energy:

Taylor’s album rollout — countdowns, vinyl, showgirl visuals — is sheer electricity. (AP News) 

Photo Credit: Taylor Swift Facebook Page


Abundance:

Sabrina Carpenter’s album art, bonus tracks, and pop-up experiences radiate a generous surplus. (Elle) Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” overflows with storytelling and ambition. (AP News) 

Photo Credit: Courtesy Island Records


Freedom:

Chappell Roan’s unapologetic theatricality — particularly in “The Subway” — is a liberated declaration of queer joy. (Vogue) 

Photo Credit: Chappell Roan Facebook Page


Harmony:

A stadium full of Swifties singing “All Too Well” in unison becomes collective breath and hearts linked in song. 

Photo Credit: «Depositphotos.com»


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Play:

Ariana’s “Eternal Sunshine Deluxe” toys with persona, remix and delight, reminding us that healing can be buoyant. (UPI) 

Photo Credit: Ariana Grande Facebook page


Surprise:

Swift’s albums thrive on Easter eggs and unexpected reveals, keeping fans engaged and delighted. (Elle) 

Photo Credit: News Heights YouTube


Transcendence:

Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” is transportive — grounded in heritage yet wide as the sky. (AP News) 

Photo Credit: Beyonce Facebook page


Magic:

Glittering vinyls, shimmering stagecraft, key changes that shift a room’s mood — pop conjures wonder. 

Photo Credit:  «Depositphotos.com»


Celebration:

Each release — Carpenter’s singles, Roan’s bold anthems, Grande’s expansions — is a communal rally for joy. 

Photo Credit: Getty Images for Unsplash+


Renewal:

Deluxe editions, reissues, encore tours — they remind us joy can be returned to again and again. 

Photo Credit: Photo by Anthony DELANOIX on Unsplash


Why Joy Matters in Recovery 

Sobriety heightens our awareness of absence. What substances once masked, what they seemed to deliver. In early recovery, especially, it’s common to notice how muted the world feels: dinners without wine, weekends without bars, evenings without the familiar buzz. What often follows is a quiet panic. Where will joy come from now? 

That question is not trivial. Neuroscience tells us that dopamine systems reshuffle in sobriety, and it takes time to rebuild a sense of anticipation, pleasure and reward. But joy is not simply neurological; it is relational, sensory, embodied. Pop music, in all its sparkle and spectacle, helps bridge that gap. 

A song that jolts us into dancing, an album that stitches us to strangers across an arena, a lyric that names what we couldn’t speak aloud — these are not distractions. They are nourishment. They remind us that delight is possible, that collective joy is available, that sound can knit us back into life. 

And joy is also political. Female pop stars in sequins, queer artists in glitter, Black women reworking country music — these are not only performances but declarations. They insist that joy belongs to those who have been told otherwise. In recovery, hearing that insistence matters. It mirrors our own insistence that life, even without substances, can be more than bearable. It can be radiant. 

Joy Without Apology 

The shimmer isn’t superficial. The shimmer is survival. Swift, Carpenter, Roan, Beyoncé, Grande, all remind us that joy is not something to apologize for, but something to practice, to protect, to cultivate. 

In a world starved for dopamine, pop isn’t just a soundtrack. It’s a ritual. It’s resistance. And for those of us in recovery, it’s a reminder that joy is still ours to claim. 


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