2023 was either the best or the worst year for Slayyyter who had just released her second studio album “STARFUCKER,” a 36-minute odyssey of ’80s electronic and synth-pop. It was her first taste of...

It’s quite healthy for every human to unwind from life responsibilities such as school, work or parenthood. However, if that person was a public figure, always criticized and harassed by paparazzi ever...

Charlie Puth has returned to the spotlight with his fourth album “Whatever’s Clever” and while it’s not the conventional “pop” sound he has used in the past, it’s obvious that this album...

In the life of the rising protege and cousin of Kendrick Lamar, Baby Keem (two phone Baby Keem, if you will) has two phones. Those phones often recur throughout his discography as a bifurcated persona:...

The word “sonder” (“the realization that every individual passerby has a life just as vivid and complex as your own”) had completely engulfed Brent Faiyaz’s perspective upon his arrival with...

Since the release of her first album “Lush” in 2012, Mitski has maintained a moody sound that vividly combines rock, pop and folk music. Over time, she has perfected these genres, while expanding on...

After years of anticipation, J. Cole finally delivered his latest album, “The Fall Off,” in February, and it feels less like a final chapter and more like a thoughtful victory lap. The title alone...

There was a point when we thought we’d never see another album from A$AP Rocky, considering he had released merch with the slogan “Album Never Dropping” last year. That isn’t to say he hasn’t...

Looking back on 2025, the year was marked by perseverance and especially uncertainty–perhaps left everyone feeling fatigued by turmoil–Nevertheless, music consistently continues to be the endurance...

In 2025, you’d think Doja Cat would be left out of pop conversations along with industry peers, Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande– after 2023’s “Scarlet,” a striking body of work that wanted...