Green Day, Here Comes the Shock | Track Review ๐ต
Even with their best days behind them, Grammy-winning rock trio Green Day delivers a brief, enjoyable single with โHere Comes the Shock.โ
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Even with their best days behind them, Grammy-winning rock trio Green Day delivers a brief, enjoyable single with โHere Comes the Shock.โ
DJ, producer & remixer Purple Disco Machine, enlists electronic duo The Knocks and R&B singer Moss Kena for the fantastic โFireworks.โ
Canadian DJ/Producer KAYTRANADA delivers quite the groovy, vibe-laden instrumental gem with his first single of 2021, โCaution.โ
British R&B singer Mahalia, assisted by Rico Nasty, shines on โJealous,โ a simultaneously cool and aggressive joint that packs quite a punch.
Brent Faiyaz shines on the socially conscious, spiritually driven โEden,โ appearing on Black History Always / Music for the Movement Vol. 2.
Ascending pop artist Still Woozy returns with his first single of 2021, the chill, intriguing, and totally ear catching โRocky.โ
Pop standout Conan Gray absolutely slays on โOverdrive,โ his first single of 2021. The record is a certified B-O-P.
AJR remain polarizing to some degree, but โWay Less Sadโ is well-produced, relative enjoyable, and ultimately, inoffensive.
24kGolden continues to build momentum leading up to the release of his debut album (El Dorado) with a potent third single, โ3, 2, 1.โ
George James: Hip hop arrives most potent when it is true, and Untold Poet knows this too well with his latest release, ‘Don’t Understand’.
The Musical Hype provides some quick thoughts on โCalling My Phoneโ by rapper Lil Tjay and Grammy-nominated R&B artist, 6LACK.
Riverside, CA alternative-indie pop/rock band Arrlo shine on their relatable, well-rounded second career single, โWFTWTE.โ