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Music
Charlie Puth, “I Don’t Think That I Like Her” | Track Review
Charlie Puth sings about that vicious plight of love on “I Don’t Think That I Like Her,” the fifth advanced single from his third studio album, Charlie.
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LGBTQ
Jxckson, “When Morning Comes” | Track Review 🎵
Independent Austin, Texas-based pop artist Jxckson continues to serve up truly decadent bops with the hella danceable, “When Morning Comes.”
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Album 💿
Ari Lennox, age/sex/location | Album Review 💿
R&B singer Ari Lennox brings the heat to her fine sophomore album, age/sex/location. It impresses well beyond the hit single, “Pressure.”
Guest Posts
Spectral Display, Runnin For Your Love | Track Review 🎵
Guest contributor, George James: Spectral Display Smash It With “Runnin’ For Your Love.”
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Music
Nickelback, “San Quentin” | Track Review 🎵
Ultra-polarizing, veteran Canadian band Nickelback return with the heavy song, “San Quentin,” the promo single for their 10th studio album, Get Rollin’.
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Music
Björk, “Atopos” | Track Review 🎵
Following a four-year hiatus, Björk returns with “Atopos,” the eccentrically brilliant promo single from her 10th studio album, Fossora.
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LGBTQ
WILLOW, “curious/furious” | Track Review 🎵
WILLOW shows off incredible versatility and personality in her emotional, honest single, “curious/furious,” from her album,
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Music
Lewis Capaldi, “Forget Me” | Track Review 🎵
Scottish singer/songwriter Lewis Capaldi makes a compelling return with “Forget Me,” his first single of 2022.
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Music
Yeat, “Talk” | Track Review 🎵
Rapper Yeat brings the heat on his confident, cocky rap banger, “Talk.”
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Music
Lil Pump, “I’m Back” | Track Review 🎵
“Gucci Gang” rapper Lil Pump asserts his return on “I’m Back,” a brief, utterly forgettable, substance-less rap single.
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Music
The 1975, “I’m In Love With You” | Track Review 🎵
The 1975 delivers a relatable song about struggling to express feelings regarding love on “I’m In Love With You,” the third single from Being Funny In a Foreign Land.
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Music
Charlie Puth, “Smells Like Me” | Track Review 🎵
Though still ‘adorkable,’ Charlie Puth shows some growth regarding relatability on the scent-driven, “Smells Like Me.”