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Superfruit, Bad 4 Us | Track Review ๐ต
Superfruit โ Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying of Pentatonix โ release their debut single, โBad 4 Us,โ serving as the promo for โFuture Friends โ Part One.โ
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Superfruit โ Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying of Pentatonix โ release their debut single, โBad 4 Us,โ serving as the promo for โFuture Friends โ Part One.โ
Sia shines on โFree Me,โ a heartfelt, sincere charity single supporting the #endHIV campaign.
Alt-pop artist Halsey returns with a conceptual sophomore LP, Hopeless Fountain Kingdom. Although itโs enjoyable, itโs all over the place.
Halsey returns with the third single from her sophomore album โhopeless fountain kingdom,โ โStrangers.โ She is assisted by Lauren Jauregui (Fifth Harmony).
Ahead of โhopeless fountain kingdom,โ Halsey returns with a second single, โEyes Closed.โ โEyes Closedโ is โgoodโ at best, not particularly great.
Rising DJ Martin Garrix and alt-pop sensation Troye Sivan collaborate on โThere for You,โ a pleasant, if โliteโ EDM single.
Caleb De Casper outdoes himself on single โGood Boy,โ an infectious, danceable gem about a fatal same-sex attraction.
Miley Cyrus eschews hip-hop (and urban culture) on her new single, โMalibu.โ The most shocking thing about โMalibuโ is that itโs NOT shocking.
Logic, assisted by Alessia Cara and Khalid, delivers a meaningful message on โ1-800-273-8255,โ the third single from his third studio album, โEverybody.โ
East coast rap newcomer Young M.A shows grit and toughness on her debut EP, Herstory. To put it bluntly, she simply doesnโt give a f**k.
Lady Gaga returns with a surprise new single, โThe Cure.โ โThe Cureโ seems to be a return to form for the dance-pop artist, without breaking any new ground.
Frank Ocean returns with another captivating single, โBiking.โ He enlists Jay Z and Tyler, the Creator to assist with verses.