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Kanye West & Kid Cudi, KIDS SEE GHOSTS | Album Review 💿
Kanye West and Kid Cudi bring an enthralling, experimental listening experience as hip-hop duo KIDS SEE GHOSTS on their brief, self-titled debut.
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13 Thinking and Thought-Driven Songs | Playlist
Thoughtful playlist “13 Thinking and Thought-Driven Songs” features songs courtesy of Ed Sheeran, Jessie J, and Kanye West among others.
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Lauv, I met you when I was 18. | Album Review
23-year old rising pop/R&B artist Lauv shows incredible potential on his love-centric playlist, ‘I met you when I was 18.’
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12 Incredibly Wild Songs | Playlist 🎧
“12 Incredibly ‘Wild’ Songs” features music courtesy of A$AP Rocky, James Bay, Kacey Musgraves, Machine Gun Kelly, and Taylor Swift among others.
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Vic Richardson, ‘Oh I Love You’ | Track Review
Brighton-based, English/Italian pop singer/songwriter Vic Richardson proves he’s ‘one to watch’ on his alluring, debut single, “Oh I Love You.”
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Simon XO ‘My Love’ | Track Review
Unhappy with the political climate in the U.S. under President Trump, rising pop artist Simon XO expresses his anger on his electrifying single, “My Love.”
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Gorillaz, ‘Lake Zurich’ | Track Review
“Humility” is the main attraction from ‘The Now Now,’ the sixth studio album from Gorillaz, but instrumental “Lake Zurich” shines bright as well.
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James Arthur, ‘At My Weakest’ | Track Review
Post- “Say You Won’t Let Go,” British artist James Arthur continues to build a convincing case as pop’s next big artist stateside with “At My Weakest.”
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Mac Miller, ‘Small Worlds’ | Track Review
Returning with his first new music since ‘The Divine Feminine,’ Mac Miller drops not just one, but three new singles, including “Small Worlds.”
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Michael Ray, Amos | Album Review
‘Amos,’ the sophomore album by Florida country artist Michael Ray is an enjoyable country album without being transcendent.
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13 Songs That Denounce the Fake | Playlist
BTS, Drake, and Five Finger Death Punch are among many artists “denouncing the fake” on the colorfully-titled playlist “13 Songs That Denounce the Fake.”
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James Arthur, ‘You Deserve Better’ | Track Review
Post-“Say You Won’t Let Go,” British artist James Arthur continues to build a convincing case as pop’s next big artist stateside with “You Deserve Better.”