Migos, What the Price | Track Review 🎵
Migos continue to deliver hard-hitting bangers. “What the Price” continues to round out the CULTURE Migos seek to establish.
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.’
Ahead of debut album SweetSexySavage, up-and-coming R&B artist Kehlani drops another captivating single with “Do U Dirty.”
Migos continue to deliver hard-hitting bangers. Cocky and confident single “Call Casting” is no exception.
Beloved country musician Reba McEntire delivers an inspired, superb take of the classic hymn, “Oh, How I Love Jesus.”
On debut EP The Last Text, Jacob Sartorius embraces the bag of modern pop tricks but falls short of proving legitimacy as an artist.
Migos, Brantley Gilbert, and Kehlani arrive with highly anticipated new albums, closing out a relatively, quiet January.
Aaron Carter returns with “Sooner or Later,” a single from his forthcoming EP, LøVë.
The xx (I See You) settle for the no. 2 spot while The Weeknd (Starboy) secures a fourth nonconsecutive week at no. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Rappers Killer Mike and El-P outdo themselves on their third collaborative album, ‘Run the Jewels 3.’
Ed Sheeran boots Migos (“Bad and Boujee”) from the no. 1 spot. Sheeran scores two top ten hits with “Shape of You” and “Castle on the Hill.”