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Lil Pump – Lil Pump 2 (Album Review)
March 19, 2023

Lil Keed – Keed Talk To Em 2 (Album Review)
March 17, 2023

August Alsina – Myself (Album Review)
March 12, 2023

Jim Jones & Hitmaka – Back In My Prime (Album Review)
March 12, 2023


Dylan Tauber – I Am Alive (Album Review)
March 11, 2023

Kali Uchis – Red Moon In Venus (Album Review)
March 7, 2023


slowthai – UGLY (Album Review)
March 5, 2023

Macklemore – BEN (Album Review)
March 3, 2023

Creed III: The Soundtrack (Album Review)
March 3, 2023
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Michael Jackson’s "Thriller" eyes top 15 Billboard return after 'Michael' movie boosts streams worldwide again.
Noah Kahan is projected for a huge Billboard 200 debut next week.
n0rth4evr introduces North West with a loud and experimental mix of sounds, offering a glimpse into her world through heavy production and personal reflection.
Isaiah Rashad’s "IT’S BEEN AWFUL" is a smooth yet heavy listen, balancing good vibes with real conversations about fame, love, and personal struggles.
"They Just Ain’t You" reveals a more reflective side of Lil Tjay, balancing street loyalty with heartbreak and emotional honesty.
“Fallin” finds Chris Brown and Leon Thomas leaning into vulnerability, creating a slow and heavy R&B moment about love that persists through struggle.
“POP DAT THANG (Remix)” turns up the energy with GloRilla, Yung Miami, and YKNIECE.
“Bring That Body” finds The-Dream in his element, smooth talking his way through a story of temptation, confidence, and wanting to love someone better.
“Bring Your Love” pairs Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter on a bold, runway ready pop anthem about temptation, risk, and going after what you want anyway.
“BITCH” finds Lizzo reclaiming the narrative with confidence, attitude, and a message that hits for anyone tired of being boxed in.
“Heroine” finds Maroon 5 blending emotional lyrics and slick production into a timeless pop-rock hit.
“Fallin” finds Chris Brown and Leon Thomas leaning into vulnerability, creating a slow and heavy R&B moment about love that persists through struggle.
“POP DAT THANG (Remix)” turns up the energy with GloRilla, Yung Miami, and YKNIECE.
“Bring That Body” finds The-Dream in his element, smooth talking his way through a story of temptation, confidence, and wanting to love someone better.
“Bring Your Love” pairs Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter on a bold, runway ready pop anthem about temptation, risk, and going after what you want anyway.