Lil Skies, āNo Restā | Track Review
While he doesnāt change the perception of rappers fueled to success via SoundCloud, Lil Skies continues to show potential for bigger things on āNo Rest.ā
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While he doesnāt change the perception of rappers fueled to success via SoundCloud, Lil Skies continues to show potential for bigger things on āNo Rest.ā
Scottish DJ Calvin Harris and British pop/R&B singer/songwriter Sam Smith join forces for an enjoyable collaborative single, āPromises.ā
The 1975 continues to struggle to find the right sound for their upcoming album with their latest single, the ridiculous āTOOTIMETOOTIMETOO TIME.ā
Russ returns with the familiar on his promo single for his sophomore album, āZOO.ā āThe Flute Songā is tried and semi-true, and overplayed at this point.Ā
OMI, known for his hit single āCheerleaderā and rising German DJ Felix Jaehn join forces for a single with all the makings of a hit, āMasterpiece.ā
āThe East Atlanta Santa,ā better known as Gucci Mane, taps South Florida up-and-comer, Lil Pump, for his new trap single, āKept Back.ā
Columbia superstar Maluma uses his sexy, seductive charm and sick pipes to conjure up a hit on his new reggaetón single, āMala MĆa.ā
Skye and Chris Brown unite their powerful voices together for a lush, sleek, and sexy urban contemporary duet in āFairytale.ā
Iconic rock band Alice in Chains returns with āNever Fade,ā the third single from their highly-anticipated sixth studio album, āRainier Fog.ā
Rising country singer Kane Brown shows artistic growth on his chill, groovy, infectious new single, āWeekend.ā Thereās clear crossover potential.
Grammy-nominated R&B artist Ro James impresses on his expressive new single, āExcuse Me,ā which dabbles in relationship issues.
Continuing her musical return, Grammy-winning urban contemporary artist Ciara drops her second single of 2018, āFreak Me,ā featuring Tekno.