Martin Garrix & LOOPERS, âGame Overâ | Track Review

Dutch dance DJs Martin Garrix and LOOPERS join forces for one brief, but sick instrumental single, âGame Over.â Prepare to dance you keister off!

Sifting through all of the musical hype

Sifting through all of the musical hype

Dutch dance DJs Martin Garrix and LOOPERS join forces for one brief, but sick instrumental single, âGame Over.â Prepare to dance you keister off!
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Bebe Rexha enlists the ubiquitous Quavo for â2 Souls on Fire,â an advanced single from her forthcoming, highly-anticipated debut album, âExpectations.â

Breaking Benjamin, Flatbush Zombies, and Pantera are among the artists with songs on the â11 Songs About Burial or the Cemeteryâ playlist.

Austin, Brandon, Edwin, Nick, and Zion, members of up-and-coming urban-pop boy-band PRETTYMUCH, release their debut EP, fittingly titled âPRETTYMUCH an EP.â

Rising urban contemporary stars Khalid, 6BLACK, andTy Dolla $ign join forces for the lush, smooth, and ultimately enjoyable single, âOTW.â

On âCLOSE,â Rae Sremmurd continues to âstruggleâ to find a notable, high-quality hit. Â Despite a guest appearance by Travis Scott, âCLOSEâ still doesnât come âclose.â

Heating up April 2018, as well as the rap game, J. Cole returns with his surprise, highly-anticipated fifth studio album, âKOD.â He focuses on drugs, money, sex, and a variety of issues.

â10 MORE Songs Where the Ten Commandments Were Brokenâ compiles songs where musicians broke one or more of the Ten Commandments. Featured artists include Avenged Sevenfold, Mac Miller, and Machine Gun Kelly.

DJ/producer duo The Chainsmokers â Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart â return with a brief 13-minute, four-song EP, âSick Boy.â The results are mixed at best.

After years of being unreleased, the original, Prince studio recording of âNothing Compares 2 Uâ has been unveiled. The posthumous recording is nothing short of epic.

Back at it again, Nebraskan-bred urban-pop/rap duo Jack & Jack return with single, âStay with Me.â Â Notably, Jack Johnson drops more bars than previous singles.

Five Finger Death Punch showcase both displeasure and pleasure on âSham Pain,â an advanced single from the forthcoming album, âAnd Justice for None.â
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Eclectic urban contemporary artist Janelle MonĂĄe returns with âI Like That,â the fourth advance single from her third full-length album, âDirty Computer.â

Grammy-nominated pop artist Ariana Grande makes her highly-anticipated return with her exuberant, uplifting single, âNo Tears Left to Cry.â

Burgeoning solo pop artist Liam Payne and Colombian reggaetĂłn singer J Balvin join forces for the infectious, sleek Latin-pop single, âFamiliar.â

âAll These 'Damn' Songs!â is comprised off 11 songs featuring some form of the word âdamnâ in their title. Artists appearing on the playlist include G-Eazy, Mary J. Blige, and Tim McGraw & Faith Hill.
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Two-time Grammy-winning country artist Kacey Musgraves returns with a magnificent, third studio album, âGolden Hourâ, which appeals beyond the country audience.

18 Light & Dark Songs, In Three Phases features music courtesy of Breaking Benjamin, Camila Cabello, Justin Timberlake, John Legend and MGMT among many others.

'00s East Coast rap standout 50 Cent returns with a new single, âCrazy.â He enlists rising rapper/singer PnB Rock for the assist.
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Swedish metal collective Ghost returns amped-up on âRats,â the promo single for their highly-anticipated fourth studio album, âPrequelle.â

Following an extended hiatus, Sugarland â Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush â is back. âBiggerâ serves as the title track and promo single for their 2018 comeback album.

Red-haired Georgia country singer Cole Swindell drops an enjoyable, well-rounded, mid-tempo ballad with âSomebodyâs Been Drinkinâ.â

Listening to the totally empty, meaningless âBless Yo Trap,â led by the utterly inept, surface level rhymes of Smokepurpp, the future of rap looks mighty suspect.

â15 Gems from One Never-ending âNeverâ List of Songsâ features music from artists including Camila Cabello, Flume, Hayley Kiyoko, Rich Homie Quan, and The Weekend.
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Eclectic artist Janelle MonĂĄe thinks bigger on the socially-charged, incredibly relevant âPYNK,â the third advance single from her third full-length album, âDirty Computer.â

On his latest single âEsskeetit,â breakout teen rapper Lil Pump merely recycles clichĂ©s and all things empty and shallow.

Washington soul singer Allen Stone returns with a compelling, thoughtful new single, âBrown Eyed Lover,â which centers around a successful, enduring relationship.