Category Pop Culture

James Blunt, Monsters | Track Review 🎵

James Blunt, best known for “You’re Beautiful,” strikes gold again with his personal single, “Monsters,” from his 2019 LP, Once Upon a Mind.

Grammy-nominated pop artist Demi Lovato delivers a powerful, vulnerable ‘cry for help’ on the stripped piano ballad, “Anyone.”

“Boss Bitch” from Birds of Prey: The Album, won’t change your life, but give Doja Cat credit for creating a vibe, bringing ‘that attitude.’

Grammy-winning Spanish pop artist ROSALÍA delivers her first bop of 2020 with electrifying single “Juro Que.”

Bold and unapologetic, rapper Megan Thee Stallion delivers a surefire bop with her second single of 2020, “B.I.T.C.H.”

Comedic rap duo Tiny Meat Gang (Cody Ko and Noel Miller) definitely won’t change your life, but are entertaining on single, “Broke Bitch.”

Manic, the third studio album by Grammy-nominated alt-pop sensation Halsey, is an intriguing album overall, with its fair share of moments.

“11 Colorful Songs That Reference Devastating Disasters” features songs by Beck, Lucky Daye, Luke Combs, Mereba & Tyler, the Creator.

Mac Miller left the world at the untimely age of 26, but he leaves quite an addition to his discography with posthumous album, CIRCLES.

On his first album of the 2020s, iconic rapper Eminem shows definite improvement on his 11th studio album, MUSIC TO BE MURDERED BY.

Louis Tomlinson drops the thoughtfully penned “Walls,” the fourth promo single and title track from his debut solo album.

Although “Blink” is a respectable, enjoyable-enough single from Grammy winner Meghan Trainor, it’s not the least bit groundbreaking.