Migos, Culture | Album Review 💿
Migos do a sound job of sharing their ‘Culture’ with the world. ‘Culture’ is chocked full of hard-hitting, rhythmically-driven bangers.
Migos do a sound job of sharing their ‘Culture’ with the world. ‘Culture’ is chocked full of hard-hitting, rhythmically-driven bangers.
Big Sean leads the charge of new releases issued February 3, 2016 as he drops his fourth studio album, ‘I Decided.’
Father John Misty (Josh Tillman) shines on “Pure Comedy,” the promo single for his forthcoming album of the same title.
John Mayer (The Search for Everything) couldn’t seal the deal at no. 1. He settles for no. 2 behind The Weeknd (Starboy).
Up-and-coming Oakland R&B singer Kehlani delivers sensational vocals throughout her highly anticipated debut album, ‘SweetSexySavage.’
Big Sean delivers valid points on single “Halfway Off the Balcony,” but also leaves more to be desired lyrically.
Spoon delivers a groovy, infectious new single with “Hot Thoughts,” the title track and promo single for their forthcoming 2017 album.
Reba McEntire delivers a funky, superb cover of the Edwin Hawkins gospel standard, “Oh Happy Day.”
Ahead of her highly anticipated debut album, up-and-coming R&B artist Kehlani drops another captivating single, “Undercover.”
Migos continue to deliver hard-hitting bangers. “What the Price” continues to round out the CULTURE Migos seek to establish.
One week after Ed Sheeran debuted atop the Hot 100 with “Shape of You,” Migos reclaim the no. 1 spot with “Bad and Boujee.”
The Weeknd (Starboy) spends a third consecutive week at no. 1 (four nonconsecutive overall). The xx finds themselves in the runner-up slot with ‘I See You.’