Shawn Mendes, Shawn Mendes | Album Review
Shawn Mendes, who is merely 19 years old, continues to mature as an artist on his enjoyable and well-rounded, self-titled third studio album.
Shawn Mendes, who is merely 19 years old, continues to mature as an artist on his enjoyable and well-rounded, self-titled third studio album.
Years & Years, Janelle Monáe, and Troye Sivan highlight musicians with compelling songs comprising “Notable LGBTQ Songs from 2018.”
“10 Songs That Embrace Being Famous” features music courtesy of AJR, Kanye West, and 11-year old viral sensation Mason Ramsey among others.
Perhaps it’s not as accomplished as “Let Me,” British urban-pop standout ZAYN definitely entertains and builds excitement for his sophomore album with single “Entertainer.”
Trent Harmon releases his long-awaited, full-length debut album, You Got ‘Em Alltwo years after winning the 15thseason of American Idol.
13 Songs Featuring ‘Fall’ in their Song Title features music courtesy of Christina Aguilera, Chloe x Halle, J. Cole, ODESZA & Phantogram.
Playlist “15 Breaking & Broken Songs” features music courtesy of Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran, Lecrae, Steve Angello and SZA among many others.
Lil Peep has passed on, but his spirit lives on his posthumous single, “4 Gold Chains.” He’s assisted by Clams Casino who produces the record.
Jennifer Lopez, assisted by DJ Khalid and rising rapper Cardi B, drops a second energetic, infectious, and exclusively Spanish single, “Dinero.”
Playlist “11 Songs Centered Around Lines” features music courtesy of Christina Aguilera, Keith Urban, and ODESZA among many others.
Actress-singer Bella Thorne reveals to the world her unapologetic pop-rap single, “B*tch I’m Bella Thorne.” She definitely shouldn’t have.
Shawn Mendes enters more mature territory on “Where Were You in the Morning?”, his fourth single from his self-titled third studio album.