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Lindsay Lohan, Back to Me | Track Review 🎵

Lindsay Lohan makes her pop comeback with “Back to Me” and surprisingly, the result actually is NOT terrible.

Isaac Dunbar, exploring identity and stereotypes, opts against conformity, embracing individuality on “comme des garçons (like the boys).”

Pop sensation Troye Sivan returns with fierceness, slaying on his first single of 2020, the certified bop, “Take Yourself Home.”

Grammy-winning Spanish pop musician ROSALÍA continues to showcase her tremendous artistry via single, “Dolerme.”

Rising pop singer/songwriter Jeremy Zucker delivers his best single of 2020 with “Julia,” where he reminisces on a now defunct relationship.

George James: I am spending a lot of my time during self isolation listening to new bands, and one which stuck out to me was Outline.

Once more, Isaac Dunbar shows why he’s a rising star, despite his youth on “Scorton’s Creek,” which tackles matters of the heart.

Colorful lyrics, unique vocals, and an overall unique sound (plus some profanity) makes “f**kboy,” by pop artist brakence, a success.

Grammy-nominated pop artist Ellie Goulding returns an entertaining first single of 2020, “Worry About Me,” featuring blackbear.

Brakence is more interested in having fun than being committed and coming up short on his short and honest single, “fwb.”

Alec Benjamin releases “Oh My God,” another thoughtfully penned and superbly performed single appearing on his debut LP, These Two Windows.

“Rosie,” the second single by rising ‘anti pop’ artist LoveLeo is a ‘short, but sweet,’ absolutely infectious, left-of-center bop.