JoJo, Mad Love. | Album Review ๐ฟ
After 10 long years, urban-pop musician JoJo returns with a respectable third studio album, ‘Mad Love’.
After 10 long years, urban-pop musician JoJo returns with a respectable third studio album, ‘Mad Love’.
Maxwell remains consistent on latest LP blackSUMMERS’night, while successfully tweaking his sound to embody and appeal to the times.
R. Kelly remains true to himself on his latest album, ‘The Buffet.’ ‘The Buffet’ is a mix between the profane, sex & soul.
Up-and-coming R&B singer/songwriter Stacy Barthe delivers an underrated, but extremely meaningful debut album with ‘BEcoming.’
Alternative, retro-soul artist Bilal delivers another fantastic album with killer throwback, soul project, ‘In Another Life’.
Does Lyfe Jennings reinvent the wheel on ‘Tree Of Lyfe’? No, but he delivers a candid, genuine R&B effort without major flaw.
‘Hollywood: Story Of A Dozen Roses,’ the fifth album by Jamie Foxx, is his weakest since breakout sophomore album, ‘Unpredictable.’ย
“Keeping it as 100” as Chris Brown and Tyga do, The best way to describe ‘Fan of a Fan: The Album’ is “garbage.” It’s misogynistic, simple, and a turn-off.
Charlie Wilson doesnโt reinvent the wheel on Forever Charlie, but flexes his robust, refined vocals on one of his best of the Charlie series.
Three albums in, Grammy-nominated R&B singer/songwriter Jazmine Sullivan shows that she is the model of consistency on Reality Show.
Up-and-coming R&B singer-songwriter K. Michelle delivers a superb, honest sophomore album with ๏ปฟ’Anybody Wanna Buy A Heart?’.
Maybe it took Mary J. Blige โa whole damn yearโ to heal from heartache, but ‘The London Sessions’ is an album listenable beyond that short span of time.