House Tour Chords
Sabrina Carpenter
House Tour by Sabrina Carpenter is in the key of F minor. Chord progression: i7–iv7–bVII7–bIIImaj7–bVImaj7–iiø7–V7.
Man’s Best Friend (2025)
Amy Allen, Jack Antonoff, John The Blind +1
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At a glance
- Key
- F minor
- Time signature
- 4/4
- Main progression
- i7–iv7–bVII7–bIIImaj7–bVImaj7–iiø7–V7
- Chords used
- Fm7 · Bbm7 · Eb7 · Abmaj7 · Dbmaj7 · Gm7b5 · C7
Summary
Serving as a standout single from her seventh album 'Man's Best Friend,' this track marks Sabrina Carpenter's sophisticated dive into the Minneapolis sound and post-disco. Produced by Jack Antonoff and John Ryan, it successfully evokes the high-energy charisma of Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul for a contemporary audience.
Musical Analysis
The harmonic structure of 'House Tour' is a textbook example of the 'Minneapolis Sound.' It differentiates itself from standard pop by avoiding the 4-chord loop in favor of a full diatonic sequence (i-iv-bVII-bIII-bVI-ii-V). This progression creates a sophisti…
History
The song was written by Sabrina Carpenter alongside frequent collaborators Amy Allen, Jack Antonoff, and John Ryan. It was developed as a key track for her seventh studio album, 'Man's Best Friend', focusing on a blend of nostalgic 1980s dance-pop and modern s…
“The music video features guest appearances by actresses Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline.”
Full musical analysis
The harmonic structure of 'House Tour' is a textbook example of the 'Minneapolis Sound.' It differentiates itself from standard pop by avoiding the 4-chord loop in favor of a full diatonic sequence (i-iv-bVII-bIII-bVI-ii-V). This progression creates a sophisticated, driving energy that complements the New Jack Swing rhythm. The use of the minor ii-V-i (Gm7b5 to C7 to Fm) provides a jazz-inflected tension and release that is characteristic of Janet Jackson-era production, moving beyond simple diatonic major progressions.
The song was written by Sabrina Carpenter alongside frequent collaborators Amy Allen, Jack Antonoff, and John Ryan. It was developed as a key track for her seventh studio album, 'Man's Best Friend', focusing on a blend of nostalgic 1980s dance-pop and modern synth-pop production.
Serving as a standout single from her seventh album 'Man's Best Friend,' this track marks Sabrina Carpenter's sophisticated dive into the Minneapolis sound and post-disco. Produced by Jack Antonoff and John Ryan, it successfully evokes the high-energy charisma of Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul for a contemporary audience.
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Song DNA
Genre
Synth-Pop
Era
Modern
Mood
Uplifting
Tempo
Upbeat
Key
Major
Texture
Layered
Sound
Synth-heavy
Feel
Swing
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Listeners
750K
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Popularity
2:49
Duration
4/4
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From the album Man’s Best Friend