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Dennis Lloyd, Exident (EP) - The Musical Hype album review [Photo Credit: Arista]

Dennis Lloyd, Exident (EP) | Album Review 💿

Genre-crossing, multi-talented Israeli musician Dennis Lloyd shines on his brief, but potent debut EP, Exident, inspired by an intense breakup.

By the musical hype, 8 yearsApril 8, 2019 ago

11 Incredibly 'Cool' Songs That Aren't the Least Bit Cold [Photo Credits: aritech, Capitol, Columbia, Glassnote, Hollywood, Interscope, Island, Parkwood, Pexels, Pixabay, Republic, Universal, Virgin]

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11 Incredibly ‘Cool’ Songs That Aren’t the Least Bit Cold | Playlist

“11 Incredibly ‘Cool’ Songs That Aren’t the Least Bit Cold” features music from Chloe x Halle, Jonas Brothers, Ski Mask the Slump God & Zack Villere.

By the musical hype, 8 yearsApril 8, 2019 ago

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Marvin Gaye, You’re the Man | Album Review 💿

Marvin Gaye takes the listener back to vintage soulful sounds of the 70s with his enjoyable, socially-conscious ‘lost’ album, YOU’RE THE MAN.

By the musical hype, 8 yearsApril 5, 2019 ago

11 Songs That are X-Rated, to Some Extent [Photo Credits: Anderson Guerra, Arcade Fire Music, Darcy Delia, Def Jam, Def Jam, Epic, Godisable Jacob, GOOD, Mass Appeal, Motown, Oleksandr Pidvalnyi, Pexels, Pixabay, Republic, Slip N’ Slide, Strange Music, Úrsula Madariaga, VINICIUS COSTA, Warner Bros.]

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11 Songs That are X-Rated, to Some Extent | Playlist 🎧

11 Songs That are X-Rated, to Some Extent features music courtesy of Arcade Fire, CupcakKe, Lil Pump, Marvin Gaye, and Trina.

By the musical hype, 8 yearsApril 5, 2019 ago

Blake Shelton, God's Country [Photo Credit: Warner Bros.]

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Blake Shelton, God’s Country | Track Review

Veteran country musician Blake Shelton returns with a superb, moving, and well-rounded single, “God’s Country,” notably co-written by Devin Dawson.

By the musical hype, 8 yearsApril 4, 2019 ago

Luke Bryan, Knockin' Boots [Photo Credit: Capitol Nashville]

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Luke Bryan, Knockin’ Boots | Track Review

Country superstar Luke Bryan has ‘making love’ on his mind on his enjoyable, inoffensive, tongue-in-cheek new single, “Knockin’ Boots.”

By the musical hype, 8 years ago

Thomas Rhett, Center Point Road [📷: Big Machine]

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Thomas Rhett, That Old Truck | Track Review

Grammy-nominated country singer Thomas Rhett semi-cornily, yet effectively reminisces about “That Old Truck” on the 3rd single from Center Point Road.

By the musical hype, 8 years ago