2021 music reviews | The Musical Hype

Julia Thomsen, Paradise | Track Review

George James: Julia Thomsen soothes the soul with, ‘Paradise’. It is a delivery that captivates and leads to a corner where only calmness exists.

Olivia O’Brien proves “Sociopath” is more than an eye-catching title – it’s also a truly ear catching, intriguing single.

Twenty one pilots return with a hot new single, “Shy Away,” which serves as the promo for their sixth album, Scaled and Icy.

George James: Nobody is proving to be quite the somebody with her new release, ‘Daydreamer’. Read the full review here on The Musical Hype.

Veteran rock collective The Offspring shine on their colorful, sex-deprived single, “We Never Have Sex Anymore.”

Ron Isley and The Isley Brothers shine on their classy, feel-good, soulful comeback single, “Friends & Family” featuring Snoop Dogg.

On the 20th edition of Single Notez in 2021, we provide some quick thoughts on the single “4 Da Gang,” by 42 Dugg & Roddy Ricch.

Grammy-nominated K-Pop superstars BTS have another hit on their hands with their Japanese ballad, “Film Out.”

Demi Lovato delivers an authentic, personal, and incredibly intriguing pop album with Dancing with the Devil… The Art of Starting Over.

“Déjà vu” may have big shoes to fill following “drivers license,” but Olivia Rodrigo serves up another legitimate hit all said and done.

Multi-genre Toronto artist Ekelle brings the heat on “I Need That,” indeed the fiery, sexy banger we all need in 2021.

Calgary, AB rock collective Miesha and the Spanks shine on the personal, dynamic, and expressive single, “Mixed Blood Girls.”