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Evergreen
15 Wet Songs About Wet Dreams | Playlist 🎧
15 Wet Songs About Wet Dreams features songs by Adam Lambert, Arin Ray, Artemas, J. Cole, jxdn, and, Wet Leg.
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Music
Ne-Yo, Link Up | Track Review 🎵
Keeping the summery vibes going past summer, Grammy winner Ne-Yo drops the short but utterly sweet, groovy single, “Link Up.”
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Evergreen
11 Songs That Are Golden to the Core | Playlist 🎧
11 Songs That Are Golden to the Core features golden songs courtesy of Arin Ray, Billie Eilish, Freda Payne, JVKE, and Lil Durk.
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Evergreen
13 Songs Where Family 👨👩👧👦 Comes First | Playlist 🎧
‘13 Songs Where Family 👨👩👧👦 Comes First’ features music by Aloe Blacc, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Rina Sawayama & Young Thug.
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Album 💿
YG, 4REAL 4REAL | Album Review
Compton rapper YG returns less than a year after releasing ‘Stay Dangerous’ to drop his fourth studio album, ‘4REAL 4REAL.’
Music
Arin Ray, ‘Stressin’ | Track Review
Up-and-coming R&B artist Arin Ray showcases tons of potential on his second single from 2017, “Stressin.” There’s nothing ‘stressful’ about the listening experience.
