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So Far So Good is the fourth album by electronic music duo The Chainsmokers, released through Disruptor Records & Columbia Records on May 13, 2022.

It marked a departure from the group's previous projects by focusing primarily as a showcase of the talents of Drew Taggart, rather than featuring other singers. It was preceded by the singles "High", "iPad" and "Riptide", with "High" charting at No. 57 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Track listing (Standard Edition):

  1. "Riptide" (2:51)
  2. "High" (2:55)
  3. "iPad" (3:22)
  4. "Maradona" (3:43)
  5. "Solo Mission" (4:25)
  6. "Something Different" (2:34)
  7. "I Love U" (3:05)
  8. "If You're Serious" (3:44)
  9. "Channel 1" (3:19)
  10. "Testing" (3:39)
  11. "In Too Deep" (3:14)
  12. "I Hope You Change Your Mind" (3:24)
  13. "Cyanide" (4:33)

Additional Deluxe Edition tracks:

  1. "Time Bomb" (3:23)
  2. "The Fall" (with Ship Wrek) (3:16)
  3. "Why Can't You Wait" (with Bob Moses) (3:49)

Tropes in the album include:

  • Break Up Song: "iPad", "Solo Mission", "I Love U".
  • The Cameo: Rapper and DJ Fatman Scoop provides additional vocals on "Maradona".
  • Non-Appearing Title: "The Fall"
  • Not Named in Opening Credits: While given a feature credit on neither song, singer Chloe George performs the outro of "In Too Deep" and the lead vocals on "Time Bomb".
  • Record Producer: In addition to the Chainsmokers themselves, most of the album was helmed by veteran pop producer Ian Kirkpatrick and EDM/hyperpop producer Whethan.
  • Sampling:
  • Step Up to the Microphone: While Drew Taggart had been singing on tracks since "Closer" in 2016, this is the first album where he sings the majority of the vocals, with the only songs where he doesn't sing lead vocals ("Time Bomb" and "Why Can't You Wait") relegated to the deluxe edition.
  • Surprisingly Gentle Song: "In Too Deep" compared to the rest of the album. Subverted in its trippy outro, though.
  • Title Drop: "So far so good" is the opening line of "High".

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