If you’re like me you might be hesitant to listen to any new artist these days, due to the over-saturated sounds lingering over us like fog in a graveyard. It can be tough finding some true, authentic, grimey shit that has a subtle concept, but not at all forcing itContinue Reading
Nearly five years after Canadian singer Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name The Weeknd made the transition from R&B’s underground critical darling into pop world’s leading expert in a very dour and emotive hemisphere, the long-awaited album finally makes its arrival. ‘After Hours’ marks his first full-length albumContinue Reading
Tones is clearly trying to forge a path that allows her to expand her musical identity.Continue Reading
Jhené’s feathery tone of voice is present throughout the tracklist and holds it all together – her versatility in terms of vocal delivery means that there is no bad song and no song that feels out of placeContinue Reading
Grimes shows it all here and proves she can still be a powerful voice in music throughout the 2020s.Continue Reading
Beyond the sheer alterations made to the track in order to support the addition of new voices, this remix shines above a multitude of others due to the complete restructuring of the song. Continue Reading
My first concert of 2020 was the Jonas Brothers on their Happiness Begins Tour. To see Nick Jonas live was definitely on my bucket list but since their reunion last year, it was clear I’d see them all as a band, the better for me. I knew them since their Disney days butContinue Reading
Amidst the wreckage of yet another public display of mishandling and misconduct, via powers of authority through record labels, spawns the latest release from one of the hottest upcoming rappers. Almost a year after her previous release and breakthrough into the mainstream with mixtape Fever, Houston native Meg Thee StallionContinue Reading
Given Katy Perry’s recent track record of hit-and-miss standalone singles, the emphatic “Never Worn White” is a breath of fresh air.Continue Reading
While other albums had the feel of sounding commercialized, this is Drake going back to his lowest points and what he did to get out and make his name known.Continue Reading