Music Nicki Minaj, Regret in Your Tears | Track Review
Nicki Minaj, Regret in Your Tears | Track Review 
Nicki Minaj sees the “Regret” in her ex’s tears. “Regret in Your Tears” is a groovy and up-tempo, but centers on the artists’ recent breakup.
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Ryan Adams, Prisoner | Album Review
Ryan Adams, Prisoner | Album Review
Rock singer/songwriter Ryan Adams assembles a fantastic heartbroken, post-divorce gem on his latest LP, ‘Prisoner.’
Album The xx, I See You | Album Review
The xx, I See You | Album Review
The xx return with cool, calm, and collected third album, ‘I See You.’ Chemistry, production, and vocals are major selling points.
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LGBTQ The xx, Say Something Loving | Track Review
The xx, Say Something Loving | Track Review
Ahead of album I See You, The xx releases a second intriguing single, “Say Something Loving.”
Music The xx, On Hold | Track Review
The xx, On Hold | Track Review
The xx returns with an electrifying new single, “On Hold.” “On Hold” serves as the promo single from forthcoming album, I See You.
Music Bryson Tiller, Let Me Explain | Track Review
Bryson Tiller, Let Me Explain | Track Review
“Let Me Explain” gives breakthrough Louisville rapper/singer Bryson Tiller another potential hit. It serves as the promo single for his upcoming LP.
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Music Little Mix, Shout Out to My Ex | Track Review
Little Mix, Shout Out to My Ex | Track Review
Little Mix throws mad shade at their exes in “Shout Out to My Ex,” the promo single for upcoming album, ‘Glory Days’.
Music Ingrid Michaelson, Hell No / Light Me Up
Ingrid Michaelson, Hell No / Light Me Up
Ingrid Michaelson’s singles “Hell No” and “Light Me Up” foreshadow the potential greatness of forthcoming album, ‘It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense.’
