There might be no better way to describe the music of Canadian social-media-phenom-turned-pop-star Johnny Orlando than to use a phrase from one of his own EP titles: it’s all infused with Teenage Fever. Since the 2010s, the dizziness and intensity of youthful feelings have bubbled over in Orlando’s big and bold tunes, as he explains that he can’t control the way he feels over the Robyn-indebted dance beats of “I Don’t”, or cops to his jealousy amid skewered ‘90s alt-rock vibes on “Everybody Wants You”. And all of these emotions keep piling up—he’s still holding on to his heart-swelling memories of a sun-kissed romance on the hip-hop-influenced “Last Summer”.