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Why Don’t We, Big Plans | Track Review
Rising boy band Why Don’t We returns post-8 Letters with their first brand-new single of 2019, “Big Plans.”
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Ariana Grande, 7 Rings | Track Review 🎵
Grammy-nominated pop standout Ariana Grande continues to drop hot new music with her ultra-sleek third single post-Sweetener, “7 Rings.”
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Backstreet Boys, Breathe | Track Review
Veteran boy band Backstreet Boys return with their best single released in advance of their highly-anticipated 2019 album (DNA), “Breathe.”
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Myylo, Jonesing | Track Review 🎵
Rising Nashville-based pop musician Myylo delivers a sublime gem about the plight of a long-distance relationship on single “Jonesing.”
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Sam Smith, Dancing with a Stranger | Track Review 🎵
Grammy-winning British pop musician Sam Smith enlists Fifth Harmony standout Normani on his first single of 2019, “Dancing with a Stranger.”
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Gesaffelstein, Lost in the Fire | Track Review 🎵
French electro. musician Gesaffelstein enlists The Weekend for a sleek, pleasant & controversial electro-urban-pop single “Lost in the Fire.”
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Halsey, Without Me (Remix) | Track Review
Halsey returns with a remixed version of her no. 1 hit single, “Without Me.” She’s assisted on the remix by rising rapper Juice WRLD.
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Backstreet Boys, No Place | Track Review 🎵
Veteran boy band Backstreet Boys return with “No Place,” the third advance single from their highly-anticipated 2019 album, ‘DNA.’
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Lizzo, Juice | Track Review 🎵
Rising Minneapolis pop musician Lizzo exudes the utmost confidence on her first brand-new single of 2019, “Juice.”
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Beekwilder, Fridge Broke | Track Review 🎵
Rising Dutch musician Sam Beekwilder ‘warms up’ 2019 with a quirky, incredibly captivating single, “Fridge Broke.”
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Alexander Stewart, Best Damn Thing | Track Review 🎵
Rising Canadian pop singer and YouTuber Alexander Stewart delivers an alluring, infectious, must-hear single with “Best Damn Thing.”
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Joey Graceffa, Kingdom | Track Review
Despite his sincerest attempt, YouTuber Joey Graceffa fails to move “Kingdom” from the realm of ‘stereotypical YouTube music,’ to legit mainstream pop.