Alex Warren – WILDCHILD (Album Review)
Alex Warren is cinematic and soulful on 'WILDCHILD,' and something that stands out to me is his willingness to try different things.
Rod Wave – Don’t Look Down (Album Review)
Rod Wave sounds more confident and emotionally balanced while navigating success, relationships, and personal growth on "Don’t Look Down."
Ken Carson – cartunez (Album Review)
Ken Carson doubles down on his chaotic sound while showcasing the confidence and chemistry that make "cartunez" so entertaining.
SAINt JHN – If Tomorrow Never Comes (Album Review)
SAINt JHN explores love, heartbreak, personal growth, and complicated emotions with remarkable honesty throughout "If Tomorrow Never Comes."
Skilla Baby – The Price of Fame (Album Review)
Skilla Baby gets personal on "The Price of Fame," delivering an introspective album filled with soulful production and meaningful reflections.
Rumour – Limerence (Album Review)
Rumour somehow turns emotional baggage, summer memories, and complicated relationships into five songs that make heartbreak sound pretty damn good.
Weezer – Weezer (Gold Album) (Album Review)Â
Weezer basically turns emotional baggage into loud guitars, catchy hooks, and another excuse to stare dramatically out a window.
Kevin Anglade – THE BLACK BOX (Album Review)
I guess it was in the cards for us to get a new Becky G album with a little something for everybody.
Rapsody – God Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops (Album Review)
Rapsody’s God Gotta Afro & Gold Hoops is a powerful blend of hip-hop and R&B that explores self-love, Black excellence, personal struggles, injustice, and finding your voice.
Jorja Smith – What Are the Odds (Album Review)
Jorja Smith’s "What Are the Odds" is an emotional blend of R&B, neo-soul, and electronic sounds exploring heartbreak, betrayal, complicated love, and choosing yourself.
STELLA LEFTY – Long Way Home (Album Review)
STELLA LEFTY’s debut album 'Long Way Home' has catchy melodies, but feels inauthentic. Stella has no real artistic identity.
The Game – The Documentary III (Album Review)
The Game reminds everyone why his pen still deserves serious respect in "The Documentary III."