“God is a Woman” is a track full of chilly, hypnotic trap beats, tasteful drops, and electronic squawks, atop which Grande harmonizes with herself to suck listeners into the world she’s created for three and a half minutes. Grande proves a master of dynamics on “God Is a Woman,” sprinkling her signature falsetto across the sultry chorus and reining in her vocal acrobatics in the verses. She tries on different flows at her whim, singing slow, seductive come-ons. This might be the song of next summer. What is your opinion on the track? Is the production better than the lyrics?