Singer and actress Selena Gomez released her fourth album — eighth if you include her time in Selena Gomez & The Scene — titled “I Said I Love You First” on Friday with fiancé Benny Blanco as the producer. The album is definitely a self-reflection of everything she has gone […]
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‘Matter Does Not Define’ explores deep feelings of a changing world
The Lathums are a British-indie rock band, known for their songs “Struggle” and “How Beautiful Life Can Be.” Their new album, “Matter Does Not Define” was released on Friday and did not disappoint fans. The opening track, “Leave No Stone Unturned,” has a very similar sound to some of The […]
Neil Young’s ‘Oceanside Countryside’ is nothing new
For nearly six decades, Neil Young’s music has told a story, delivered a message or searched for the truth. In his new album “Oceanside Countryside,” however, Young does not have much new to say. The album, released on Friday, is the latest in a string of releases by Young, who […]
Rebecca Black’s new album ‘SALVATION’ is a pop banger
Vulnerability and vibrant electronic pop music is what you’ll find on Rebecca Black’s newest album “SALVATION.” The seven song album was released independently on Feb. 27 following two stellar singles. The track “TRUST!” was the first taste fans received of Black’s new album. Released last October, “TRUST!” is a sultry […]
Tate McRae exceeds expectations with new album ‘So Close To What’
“No seriously, get your hands off my man” was my first impression of Tate McRae’s new album “So Close To What.” I couldn’t think of a more iconic line to open up with, as it not only set the tone for the entire album, but McRae sampled Sydney Sweeney’s voice […]
Sabrina Carpenter gets vulnerable in ‘Short n’ Sweet Deluxe’
After winning Best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys earlier this month, Sabrina Carpenter has released the deluxe version of her 2024 album “Short n’ Sweet” on Feb. 14. Fans initially did not know what to expect on the deluxe this Valentine’s Day, since most songs seem to be about […]
The Lumineers new album charms fans with classic indie folk sound
To the delight of indie folk music listeners everywhere, The Lumineers released their fifth studio album “Automatic” on Feb. 14. A Valentine’s Day gift from the beloved “Ho Hey” band, this album was a treat to listen to. The Lumineers have a very specific sound that I think most people […]
Role Model’s deluxe album is a pleasant addition to original record
Just when I thought Role Model’s 2024 album “Kansas Anymore” could not get any more perfect, the singer finally gave into fan’s pleas with the Valentine’s Day release of the deluxe version of the album. “Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye)” features four new songs that encapsulate everything that draws me […]
Squid’s ‘Coward’ is a pleasantly unique blend of sounds
The windmill scene coming out of the United Kingdom has easily been the most significant movement in rock music in the past decade. Bands such as Black Midi, Fontaines D.C. and Black Country, New Road have put out some of the most creative and impactful albums of recent years. One […]
Third Inhaler album ‘Open Wide’ takes new musical direction
Popular Irish rock boyband Inhaler has released their highly anticipated third studio album, “Open Wide” on Friday, Feb. 7. Their album rollout began in late October, when the upbeat lead single “Your House” came out. Since then, three other songs have been pre-released: the title track “Open Wide” on Dec. […]