Holander, âSmokeâ | Track Review
Rising Los Angeles electro-pop artist and social change advocate Holander shows tremendous potential on her short, but hella sweet single, âSmoke.â
Rising Los Angeles electro-pop artist and social change advocate Holander shows tremendous potential on her short, but hella sweet single, âSmoke.â
After impressing on his three previous singles (including âI Might Need Securityâ), Chance the Rapper doesnât disappoint on the fourth, âWala Cam.â
After nearly a decade missing in action, a new LP seems to be on the horizon for Mario. While we wait, he has an enjoyable new single, âDrowning.â
Veteran, Grammy-winning, alternative rock band Muse returns with their second single of 2018, âSomething Human.â Itâs respectable, if a bit underwhelming.
Grammy-winning Chi-town rapper Chance the Rapper continues his stellar return with âWork Out,â getting personal, but maintaining good, positive vibes.
Los Angeles-based boyband BROCKHAMPTON returns with â1998 TRUMAN,â their second single of 2018 following â1999 WILDFIRE.â
Although flawed, The 1975 has its share of moments on single âLove It If We Made It,â characterized by its loudness and multiple instances of shock value.
Rising alternative pop artist Billie Eilish âbrings the heatâ without having to break a sweat on her epic new single, âyou should see me in a crown.â
On his jubilant single â65th & Ingleside,â one of four singles released in âone fell swoop,â Chance the Rapper depicts his ârags to richesâ story.Â
6ix9ine enlists Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz for his surprisingly melodic rap single, âFEFE.â Itâs by no means a classic, but better than anticipated.
Ciara definitely âlevels upâ on her slick new hip-hop infused single, âLevel Up.â But, what will the impact of this ascent be on her commercial fortunes?
NYC-based indie pop artist Nina Luna compels on her self-described âsultry, bittersweet, slow-jam for the dog days of summer,â âKeep Me.â