Green Day, Father of All… | Track Review 🎵
Billie Joe Armstrong and Green Day bring the energy on “Father of All…,” the title track from their 2020 LP. The execution, however, is debatable.
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Billie Joe Armstrong and Green Day bring the energy on “Father of All…,” the title track from their 2020 LP. The execution, however, is debatable.
Grammy-nominated pop singer/songwriter/producer Charlie Puth proves that he’s ‘not that innocent’ on his latest, totally infectious bop, “Mother.”
Miranda Lambert captivates with “It All Comes Out in the Wash,” a ‘unclean’ single that appears on her seventh studio album, ‘Wildcard.’
Ryan Tedder and OneRepublic keeps it short and sweet on the love-longing “Wanted,” a single anticipated to appear on the pop collective’s 5th studio album.
Grammy-nominated pop artist Camila Cabello returns with a dark, intense ‘shameless’ pop single, “Shameless,” set to appear on her sophomore LP.
Grammy-nominated pop superstar Camilla Cabello returns with an infectious, jazzy, Latin-tinged single, “Liar,” set to appear on her sophomore LP.
British LGBTQ pop singer/songwriter Leon Else makes “Easy Love,” a record about using sex as an escapism to atone for pain, incredibly ‘easy to love.’
Despite the release of the so-so ‘TESTING’ in 2018, as well as his Swedish controversy, A$AP Rocky drops a fantastic, drippy banger with “Babushka Boi.”
Grammy-nominated rapper/singer Post Malone releases “Circles,” a ‘pop’ single from his third studio album, Hollywood’s Bleeding.
Grammy-nominated pop artist Charlie Puth returns with his first solo single of 2019, “I Warned Myself” where clearly, ‘he should’ve known better.’
Underrated alternative rapper and producer JPEGMAFIA delivers a brief, but totally intriguing record with “Jesus Forgive Me, I Am a Thot.”
Highly Suspect returns with “16,” a dark but thrilling single from their long-awaited, highly anticipated third studio album, ‘MCID.’