Reviews

Sia's back, and she's bringing all the feels. From the empowering anthems like "Little Wings" to the raw vulnerability of "Rock and Balloon", this album is a journey. Get ready to dance, cry, and maybe even find a little bit of yourself in these tracks.

Radical Optimism finds Dua Lipa in a new era of polish and confidence, a shift from her earlier, more unfiltered releases.

Debbii Dawson's 'Happy World' delivers a striking blend of '80s disco and introspective pop, while navigating a whirlwind of emotions.

PEGGY explores themes of mental health, resilience, and self-love through poetic storytelling and powerful vocals, creating a compelling indie-pop experience with her 'DEAR READER' EP.

With 'Training Season,' Dua Lipa has us dancing again as though we've just experienced music for the first time.

Usher's Super Bowl LVIII halftime included hits like "Yeah!" with Lil Jon and Ludacris, "My Boo" with Alicia Keys, and performances featuring H.E.R. and will.i.am.

Lolo Zouaï's latest album, "Crying in the Carwash," comes in the wake of her departure from her label, with songs like "Encore," "How to Love," "Ice Cube," "Lava Lamp," and the title track, which have quickly become regulars on our replay queue for their emotional honesty and narrative allure.

Natalie Jane's 'Where Am I' unfolds as a musical diary of a young heart navigating a heartbreak, with Jane's emotive voice and introspective lyrics painting a vivid narrative of love's highs and lows.

After a four-year hiatus, Red Velvet makes a triumphant return with "Chill Kill," an album that's been eagerly awaited by fans and critics alike. This 33-minute masterpiece marks a significant comeback, showcasing their evolution during their time away.

BABYMONSTER's debut single 'Batter Up' fails to hit a home run for YG Entertainment, drawing criticism for its lack of originality despite the diverse and talented lineup.