Jay Rock, âWinâ | Track Review
Jay Rock brings the heat on his cocky, confident, and hard-nosed new single, âWin.â âWinâ exemplifies banger-status, not to mention being a total flex-fest.
Jay Rock brings the heat on his cocky, confident, and hard-nosed new single, âWin.â âWinâ exemplifies banger-status, not to mention being a total flex-fest.
Pharrell Williams and Camila Cabello recapture the magic from a previous collaboration on their infectious Latin-infused pop single, âSangria Wine.â
Looking towards his long-awaited sophomore album, breakout country artist Sam Hunt drops his third, post-Montevallo single, âDowntownâs Dead,â with merely okay results.
Shawn Mendes enters more mature territory on âWhere Were You in the Morning?â, his fourth single from his self-titled third studio album.
Pop collaborative trio LSD â aka Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo â returns with a strong second single, âAudio,â following the respectable, but non-game-changing debut single, âGenius.â
Rising pop artists Noah Cyrus (sister of Miley) and MAX prove they make a formidable âteamâ on their alluring, collaborative new single, âTeam.â
Iconic 90s boy band Backstreet Boys return with a catchy, fun, and soundly executed new single, âDonât Go Breaking My Heart.â
After teasing us with appetizers from Liberation, a reinvigorated Christina Aguilera returns with the epic Demi Lovato duet, âFall in Line.â
Seattle rapper-producer Banamak drops his best single yet, brilliantly capturing the millennial spirit on âYoungbloodsâ featuring NEIQUE.
Rising DJ/music producer Miller Guth and smooth singer/songwriter Charlie Brennan make a formidable musical pair on dance single âBlame,â which also features Emma Rae.
World pop artist and producer WNT-AL-N offers a pretty good resolution to the grind of work and life through catchy, infectious, eclectic single, âLeave It on the Floor.â
Dave Matthews Band returns after a six-year hiatus with a new LP, âCome Tomorrow.â Reminiscent, spirited single âSamurai Cop (Oh Joy Begin)â was issued in advance.