All Time Low, Some Kind of Disaster | Track Review 🎵
Although the members of All Time Low are now in their 30s, they remain potent on their first new single since 2018, “Some Kind of Disaster.”
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Although the members of All Time Low are now in their 30s, they remain potent on their first new single since 2018, “Some Kind of Disaster.”
Austin, Texas alternative musician Max Frost heats up the winter with his reminiscent summery single, “Back in the Summer.”
“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.”
Louisville, Kentucky-bred rapper Jack Harlow serves up ample drip on his short, entertaining banger, “WHATS POPPIN.”
Country artist Mitchell Tenpenny “Can’t Go to Church,” not because of spiritual matters, mind you, but because he must avoid seeing her.
Matthew Healy and The 1975 drops the infatuated “Me & You Together Song,” the fourth advance single from Notes on a Conditional Form.
Canadian R&B duo dvsn delivers an enjoyable, sensual, well-rounded single in “A Muse” that benefits from its familiarity.
The indie flame is reignited with Girl Afraid’s new release, “Dutch Courage.”(contributed by George James).
Louis Tomlinson drops the thoughtfully penned “Walls,” the fourth promo single and title track from his debut solo album.