Meek Mill, Championships | Album Review
Meek Mill makes an energetic, inspired fourth studio album with Championships, his first full-length release since being released from prison.
Meek Mill makes an energetic, inspired fourth studio album with Championships, his first full-length release since being released from prison.
Rising British pop musician HRVY continues to âmake a case for himselfâ on the chill, easy-going âI miss my ex- anthem,â âI Donât Think About You.â
LA alternative band Badflower continues a massively successful promo campaign with âHeroin,â the third advance single from âOK, IâM SICK.â
Rising pop musician Stephen Puth, the younger brother of Grammy-nominated pop artist Charlie Puth, introduces himself to the world with a âSexual Vibe.â
Eight singles into his highly-anticipated sophomore album, âIcarus Falls,â pop heartthrob ZAYN finds a much better, more engaging fit with ballad âGood Years.â
Gifted, rising 17-year old English pop musician Reuben Gray delivers an electrifying, âmust-hear,â debut single, âTill the Lights Go Out.â
West Coast rapper Jay Rock enlists Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley for his tough, âtrillâ new addendum to Redemption, âShit Real.â
Perhaps Gucci Mane, assisted by Quavo wonât change any lives with single âBiPolar,â but he definitely entertains on this banging flex-fest.
The ever-distinct Canadian singer/songwriter Grimes returns with a âpowerfulâ new single, assisted by American singer HANA, âWe Appreciate Power.â
Perhaps the lethargic flow and distinct voice of rapper Kodak Black will appeal to some on âCalling My Spirit,â the record falls short by my estimation.
Post-Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, Alex Turner and Arctic Monkeys return with another fantastic new single, âAnyways,â in a similar vein.
Mark Ronson, assisted by Miley Cyrus (vocals) and Jamie xx (production), delivers a stellar, retro country-pop record with âNothing Breaks Like a Heart.â