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Shirley Caesar As Spiritual As Ever On ‘Fill This House’

Legendary gospel musician, Pastor Shirley Caesar, sounds as spiritual and consistent as ever on her latest album, ‘Fill This House.’

17-year old British musician Declan McKenna proves to be an incredibly gifted singer/songwriter on his mature, debut EP, LIAR.

Kygo delivers a well-rounded album with Cloud Nine. It’s imperfect but possesses more than enough for the listener to be satisfied.

Greyson Chance embraces the bag of pop tricks on, ‘Somewhere Over My Head,’ including slick production, infusing urban cues, and profanity.

Let’s pit two unlike artists against one another – Mike Posner and Andy Black . So the burning question is WHY? Just because!

‘Hyms That Are Important To Us,’ the final studio album by Joey + Rory, is a well-rounded, enjoyable, country-gospel effort.

On his latest album, The Glory Album, Christon Gray shows he has plenty to offer both secular and religious music fans.

On his final studio album, Blackstar, David Bowie delivers a superb, supremely creative effort that never misses the mark.

Justin Bieber returns with a respectable, comeback album, ‘Purpose.’ While it isn’t a homerun, it’s good enough to restore him to pop glory.

Houston, Texas newcomer Travis Scott showcases potential, but not quite a home run on his debut album, Rodeo.

A$AP Rocky returns with his highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘At. Long. Last. A$AP.’ On ‘A.L.L.A.’, A$AP Rocky aims for bigger things.

‘Hollywood: Story Of A Dozen Roses,’ the fifth album by Jamie Foxx, is his weakest since breakout sophomore album, ‘Unpredictable.’