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Mike Posner Speaks To The Soul In “Noah’s Ark” (Review & Stream)
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Monica Returns With “Commitment” (Review & Stream)
January 13, 2019
Dylan 333’s “Drum Talk” Is A D’Boy’s Dream Song (Review & Stream)
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Tank Holds Nothing Back In “Dirty” (Review & Stream)
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A list of all the notable first-week sales in Hip-hop, R&B, and Pop.
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