Meghan Trainor, âAll the Waysâ | Track Review
Four singles into the promo campaign for her third studio LP, Treat Myself, Meghan Trainor is still searching for a hit. âAll the Waysâ isnât it.
Four singles into the promo campaign for her third studio LP, Treat Myself, Meghan Trainor is still searching for a hit. âAll the Waysâ isnât it.
Pop standout Demi Lovato returns with an honest, moving new single, âSober,â where she both reveals and apologizes for the fact that sheâs no longer sober.
Spencer Sutherland, a rising urban-pop singer from Ohio, continues to exhibit ample potential on âTell Me,â his second single of 2018.
Upon announcing her fourth studio album âSweetener,â Ariana Grande, assisted by Nicki Minaj, dropped a left-field, second single, âThe Light is Coming.â
Jason Mraz is more than willing to âbe your someone elseâ on âUnlonely,â the second single from his sixth studio album, âKnow.â
Norah Jones switches up the formula, giving listeners the unexpected on her unique, new, âheartfeltâ single, âMy Heart is Full.â
Standout Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix enlists Grammy-nominated R&B standout Khalid for a gorgeous, love-centric single, âOcean.â
Following a âslow but steadyâ rise to pop success, Bebe Rexha returns with âIâm a Mess,â the presumed final advance single from debut LP, âExpectations.â
While urban-pop standout Alessia Cara may be experiencing âGrowing Painsâ personally, she doesnât show it on her fine comeback single.
Nicki Minaj drops the third single from his highly-anticipated fourth studio album, âQueen.â On âBed,â she enlists Ariana Grande for the assist.
Troye Sivan makes sweet music with Ariana Grande on âDance to This,â the fourth single from his highly-anticipated sophomore album, âBloom.â
Teen actress and pop artist Sabrina Carpenter surprises on her infectious, ârelativelyâ innocent single about her desires, âAlmost Love.â