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Aloe Blacc, All Love Everything | Album Review 💿

R&B standout Aloe Blacc makes a classy and respectable return on All Love Everything, an album characterized by dedication and monogamy.

Mariah Carey may not ‘move the needle’ with The Rarities, but she definitely reminds us why she’s been a force for three decades.

Travis Scott remains a ‘walking vibe’ on his confident, minor-key banger, “Franchise,” featuring Young Thug and M.I.A.

Rising Nashville pop artist Clinton John delivers a short, but sweet, love-fueled bop on “Fresh,” his fourth single of 2020.

Incredibly honest and relatable, Demi Lovato shows vulnerability and the ability to overcome adversity on the powerful “Still Have Me.”

Grammy-nominated Canadian pop heartthrob Shawn Mendes shines on his honest and relatable new single, “Wonder.”

Former One Direction heartthrob ZAYN delivers a pleasant return with his single, “Better,” which centers on love & reconciliation.

Machine Gun Kelly successfully shifts from hip-hop to pop-punk on his fifth studio album, Tickets to My Downfall.

Grammy-winning R&B singer Toni Braxton remains a class act on her 10th album, Spell My Name. She the mark of consistency.

Rapper Rico Nasty wants you to ‘own it’ on her short but confident AF single “Own It.” Truly, she doesn’t give a fizzuck.

Mariah Carey unleashes “Out Here on My Own,” a cover of the classic Fame record, the second single released in advance of The Rarities.

Rappers Tyga, Saweetie, and YG team up for the surefire banger, “Money Mouf,” which encompasses money and sex.