Sugarland, âBiggerâ | Track Review
Following an extended hiatus, Sugarland â Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush â is back. âBiggerâ serves as the title track and promo single for their 2018 comeback album.
Following an extended hiatus, Sugarland â Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush â is back. âBiggerâ serves as the title track and promo single for their 2018 comeback album.
Red-haired Georgia country singer Cole Swindell drops an enjoyable, well-rounded, mid-tempo ballad with âSomebodyâs Been Drinkinâ.â
Listening to the totally empty, meaningless âBless Yo Trap,â led by the utterly inept, surface level rhymes of Smokepurpp, the future of rap looks mighty suspect.
â15 Gems from One Never-ending âNeverâ List of Songsâ features music from artists including Camila Cabello, Flume, Hayley Kiyoko, Rich Homie Quan, and The Weekend.
Eclectic artist Janelle MonĂĄe thinks bigger on the socially-charged, incredibly relevant âPYNK,â the third advance single from her third full-length album, âDirty Computer.â
On his latest single âEsskeetit,â breakout teen rapper Lil Pump merely recycles clichĂ©s and all things empty and shallow.
Washington soul singer Allen Stone returns with a compelling, thoughtful new single, âBrown Eyed Lover,â which centers around a successful, enduring relationship.
G-Eazy, alongside Yo Gotti and YBN Nahmir, join forces for â1942,â a single from the forthcoming film, âUncle Drew,â starring Boston Celtics point guard, Kyrie Irving.
Urban contemporary singer Tinashe shines on her short, sweet, and sexy third project and proper sophomore album, âJoyride.â
â12 Let Me (or Donât Let Me) Songsâ features songs courtesy of Ariana Grande, Brett Young, The Chainsmokers, Zara Larsson, and ZAYN among others.
Grammy-winning a cappella vocal standouts Pentatonix return with another consistent, enjoyable set of covers on âPTX Presents: Top Pop, Vol. 1.â
Rae Sremmurd returns with their umpteenth single, âGuatemala.â Swae Lee takes the lead on this uncharacteristic, ill-suited Latin-pop record.