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P!nk, Hustle | Track Review
Grammy-winning pop artist P!nk sounds as strong as ever on the infectious, biting, “Hustle,” the second single from her eighth album, ‘Hurts 2B Human.’
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Lizzo, Tempo | Track Review
Lizzo, assisted by the iconic Missy Elliott, delivers an utterly infectious anthem for the ‘big-boned,’ ‘thick women’ everywhere, “Tempo.”
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In Real Life, Crazy AF | Track Review 🎵
Rising boy band In Real Life drops ‘the bomb’ on a not-so-kid-friendly, suggestive but highly enjoyable pop single, “Crazy AF.”
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Why Don’t We, I Don’t Belong in This Club | Track Review
Rising boy band Why Don’t We taps Grammy-winning rapper Macklemore for their ‘totally awkward,’ surefire bop, “I Don’t Belong in This Club.”
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Lennon Stella, BITCH (takes one to know one) | Track Review
Employing a heaping dose of shock value, Lennon Stella uses “BITCH (takes one to know one)” to empower females and set shallow males straight.
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Sabrina Carpenter, Pushing 20 | Track Review
In advance of her 20th birthday, 19-year old actress and pop singer Sabrina Carpenter delivers a fierce new single with “Pushing 20.”
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Louis Tomlinson, Two of Us | Track Review
One Direction’s Louis Tomlinson delivers his best and most meaningful single as a solo artist yet, “Two of Us,” dedicated to his late mum.
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Ben Platt, Temporary Love | Track Review
With “Temporary Home,” actor-musician Ben Platt delivers another winning advance single from his highly-anticipated debut LP, ‘Sing to Me Instead.’
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Ben Platt, Grow as We Go | Track Review
Actor-musician Ben Platt delivers an authentic, thoughtfully-penned, and sincere record with “Grow as We Go,” from his debut LP, ‘Sing to Me Instead.’
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Jonas Brothers, Sucker | Track Review 🎵
Pop bro trio Jonas Brothers make an enjoyable and respectable comeback with their highly-anticipated, love-centric single, “Sucker.”
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KiSMiT, Look No Further | Track Review
Rising Silverlake, California-based art-pop duo KiSMiT deliver a brilliant, soulful, love-centric gem with single, “Look No Further.”
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Ben Platt, Bad Habit | Track Review
Actor-musician Ben Platt shines on “Bad Habit,” the second single from his highly-anticipated debut album, ‘Sing to Me Instead.’