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Lana Del Rey, Chemtrails Over the Country Club | Album Review 💿

Despite having a tall task of following up a career masterpiece, Lana Del Rey keeps the hot streak going on Chemtrails Over the Country Club.

Rising young actor and pop musician Joshua Bassett shows immense potential on his six-track, self-titled debut EP.

Pop standout Nick Jonas delivers a tight, enjoyable, and well-rounded album with Spaceman, his first new solo album since 2016.

Colombian singer/songwriter Camilo drops a tight, entertaining, and well-crafted sophomore album with Mis Manos.

CJ brings ample energy on Loyalty Over Royalty, but lacks profundity, failing to bring distinct artistry or transcendence to the table.

Ariana Grande releases Positions (Deluxe), adding five additional songs, expanding her sixth studio album to a total of 19 tracks.

Grammy-nominated R&B singer Lucky Daye shines on Table for Two, a short but sweet collection of duets with female R&B standouts.

Following a three-year hiatus, Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters return with a totally worthwhile tenth LP, Medicine at Midnight.

Pop artists Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler are truly a ‘dynamic duo’ on their second collaborative EP, brent ii.

Following an unsuccessful sophomore album, ZAYN reminds us why he is ‘worth listening to’ on his third album, Nobody is Listening.

Playboi Carti has intriguing moments on his sophomore LP, Whole Lotta Red, but needs to expand his arsenal where substance is concerned.

The ‘King of Bops’ about boys, Myylo, warms up January 2021 with his fabulous four-track EP, I Do.