Calvin Harris, Rollin | Track Review 🎵
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Calvin Harris returns with the third single from his album, ‘Funky Wav Bounces Vol. 1,’ “Rollin.” He’s assisted by Future and Khalid.
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Music Shopping List | Imagine Dragons & DJ Khaled Lead the Charge
Imagine Dragons (‘Evolve’) and DJ Khaled (‘Grateful’) both issue highly-anticipated albums during an extremely busy new music Friday.
Queens of the Stone Age, ‘The Way You Used to Do’ | Track Review
Queens of the Stone Age return with ambitious and energetic promo “The Way You Used to Do,” produced by revered English producer Mark Ronson.
The Killers, The Man | Track Review 🎵
The Killers make an electrifying comeback with their biting, cocky, promo single, “The Man.” Has frontman Brandon Flowers ever sounded cockier?
Lorde, Melodrama | Album Review 💿
Kiwi alt-pop artist Lorde returns after a four-year hiatus with her ambitious, highly-anticipated sophomore album, ‘Melodrama.’
Arcade Fire, ‘Creature Comfort’ | Track Review
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After blessing the world with the illustrious “Everything Now,” Arcade Fire returns with “Creature Comfort,” the second promo single from ‘Everything Now.’
Action Bronson, ‘Let Me Breathe’ | Track Review
East Coast Rapper Action Bronson returns with the brief “Let Me Breathe,” a promo single for his forthcoming, sophomore album.
The Perms, ‘Lose Yourself’ | Track Review
Canadian alternative rock band The Perms return strong with fun, melodic single, “Lose Yourself,” the title track from their forthcoming album.
Miesa, ‘If I Didn’t Love You’ | Track Review
R&B and pop artist Miesa shines on ballad “If I Didn’t Love You,” a promo single from her EP, When Love.
LW, ‘Happy’ | Track Review
Gifted independent R&B musician LW drops a meaningful, empowering new single with “Happy.” On “Happy,” he thinks ‘bigger’ as opposed to ‘smaller.’
Lorde, Sober | Track Review 🎵
Lorde returns with one final single, “Sober,” ahead of her highly-anticipated sophomore album, ‘Melodrama.’
Big Boi, ‘In the South’ | Track Review
Eclectic southern rap vet Big Boi enlists the late Pimp C and Gucci Mane to keep it southern on laid-back banger, ‘In the South.’
Julia Michaels, ‘Uh Huh’ | Track Review
Julia Michaels has no issues delivering another compelling single with “Uh Huh,” the playful follow-up to her breakout hit, “Issues.”
David Guetta Ft. Justin Bieber, ‘2U’ | Track Review
French DJ extraordinaire David Guetta enlists the more-popular-than-ever pop sensation Justin Bieber for his hot, summer single, “2U.”
Lorde, Perfect Places | Track Review 🎵
Lorde returns with “Perfect Places,” the third single from her sophomore album, Melodrama.
Chuck Berry, Chuck | Album Review 💿
Late rock and roll pioneer Chuck Berry leaves the world a superb gift to the world with his final album, ‘Chuck.’
30 Best Songs of 2017 (So Far) | Year in Review Playlist
Kendrick Lamar, Father John Misty, and Migos are among the artists responsible for the 30 best songs of 2017 (so far).
Music Shopping List | Lorde Drops ‘Melodrama’
Lorde (‘Melodrama’) leads a crop of new releases arriving June 16, 2017. 2 Chainz, Nickelback, Jason Isbell, Big Boi, and Fleet Foxes also drop new LPs.
Sia, Free Me | Track Review 🎵
Sia shines on “Free Me,” a heartfelt, sincere charity single supporting the #endHIV campaign.
Katy Perry, Witness | Album Review 💿
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Pop superstar Katy Perry struggles to find her footing on her 5th studio album, Witness. Sometimes it works, while other times it doesn’t.
12 Songs That Name-Drop the Rolls-Royce Wraith | Playlist 🎧
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Rappers have a deep love for a particular foreign – The Rolls Royce Wraith. This playlist examines 12 songs that reference the luxury coupe.
alt-J, Relaxer | Album Review 💿
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British indie-rock band alt-J returns with an intriguing, if flawed third studio album, ‘Relaxer.’ The band’s eclecticism knows no end on ‘Relaxer.’
Bleachers, Gone Now | Album Review 💿
80s loving, alternative pop band Bleachers returns with its highly anticipated, incredibly intriguing sophomore effort, ‘Gone Now.’
The War on Drugs, ‘Holding On’ | Track Review
Alt-rock six-piece band The War on Drugs deliver a gem with “Holding On,” the promo single from their August 2017 album, 'A Deeper Understanding.'
The 11 Worst Songs of 2017 (So Far) | Playlist 🎧
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Jake Paul, CupcakKe, and Jacob Sartorius top the list of the 10 worst songs of 2017 (so far). They are joined by Tyga, Kiiara, and Lil Yachty among others.
Jake Paul, ‘It’s Everyday Bro’ | Track Review
Jake Paul, accompanied by his crew, Team 10, delivers the atrocious, god awful single, “It’s Everyday Bro.”
Halsey, Hopeless Fountain Kingdom | Album Review
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Alt-pop artist Halsey returns with a conceptual sophomore LP, Hopeless Fountain Kingdom. Although it’s enjoyable, it’s all over the place.