2020 | The Musical Hype

Lil Baby, My Turn | Album Review 💿

Atlanta rapper Lil Baby delivers the goods (for the most part) on My Turn, a trap album with no shortage of bangers.

R&B artist Jhené Aiko keeps it sensual on her second single of 2020, “Happiness Over Everything (H.O.E.),” featuring Future & Miguel.

After releasing “Always, I’ll Care,” pop artist Jeremy Zucker drops a second noteworthy pop single with “not ur friend.”

Although rising R&B singer Pink Sweat$ fails to ever break a sweat on single, “17,” it’s a potent, thoughtful, and well-rounded record.

SZA & Justin Timberlake bring positive, uplifting vibes on “The Other Side,” the promo single from Trolls World Tour soundtrack.

Academy- and Grammy-Award-winner Lady Gaga makes a fun, energetic return with her first new solo single on 2020, “Stupid Love.”

For Interview #56 in the Getting to Know… series, The Musical Hype gets some insight from the UK three-piece band, Broken-Lines.

Greyson Chance drops a fierce pop bop about a special, but short-lived romantic experience on “Dancing Next to Me.”

Post-“Konclusions,” Kehlani lets the world know how she feels about her ex, YG, on the brutally honest single, “Valentine’s Day (Shameful).”

After breaking through with “Roxanne” in 2019, Arizona Zervas enlists Swae Lee for the enjoyable “Roxanne (Remix).”

Gifted and totally woke teen musician Isaac Dunbar delivers an alternative pop bop tackling internalized homophobia on “Makeup Drawer.”

Up and coming artist Oliver Malcolm shows immense potential on his short but sweet debut single, “Switched Up,” a mix of rap and R&B.