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Jorja Smith – What Are the Odds (Album Review)
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Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats – ii (Album Review)
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The Game – The Documentary III (Album Review)
August 20, 2026

Sam Smith – Hazel Eyes (Album Review)
August 20, 2026

Colton Davies – The Purks of Being a Riggs (Album Review)
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Becky G – BARAJA BENDITA (Album Review)
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Trippie Redd – NDA (Album Review)
August 14, 2026

Fridayy – Tension (Album Review)
August 14, 2026

KATSEYE – WILD (EP Review)
August 14, 2026

Nipsey Hussle & Bino Rideaux – PROLIFIC (Album Review)
August 13, 2026
ADÉLA earns her first Billboard 200 top-five album as "PRIMA" debuts impressively at No. 4.
Ella Langley returns to No. 1 while ADÉLA begins her Billboard 200 career with an impressive debut.
Rio Da Yung OG celebrates his success with hard-hitting production, reckless humor, and a versatile collection of guests.
M’Lynn transforms good music, meaningful conversations, and simple surroundings into pure, comforting warmth on “Basement.”
Don't ever let them tell you that settling down is a bad idea.
EST Gee doubles down on vivid storytelling and street-certified confidence throughout ‘BIGGER THAN THE DEVIL.’
Claudia Isaki celebrates sibling love and cherished family memories on her radiant single “San Francisco.”
The Atlanta rapper attacks colorful production with enough personalities, flows, and pure chaos to fill an entire video-game universe.
Fivio Foreign brings gospel conviction and Brooklyn drill energy triumphantly together on “Soldier (Gospel Drill).”
Shelby Sanborn transforms talking-stage uncertainty into a warm, honest pop song on “Cards Spilled Out.”
Jhené Aiko’s "Westside Whimsy" reaches No. 1 on U.S. Apple Music shortly after its release.
Rio Da Yung OG celebrates his success with hard-hitting production, reckless humor, and a versatile collection of guests.
M’Lynn transforms good music, meaningful conversations, and simple surroundings into pure, comforting warmth on “Basement.”
Don't ever let them tell you that settling down is a bad idea.
EST Gee doubles down on vivid storytelling and street-certified confidence throughout ‘BIGGER THAN THE DEVIL.’