Saba’s New Album Has More Than a Few Good Things
Saba’s new album, Few Good Things, is a great story from a great storyteller — from the artistry to the movie-like structure of the album.
Bite-Sized Songs: to hell with it Album Review
PinkPantheress, as a sentimental, nostalgic artist, released to hell with it — the perfect album for teenagers and young adults — on Oct. 15.
Summer is Back for the Winter: Butterfly Paradise Album Review
After three years, Jessica Domingo is back with a second beautiful album, released on Oct. 12 — Butterfly Paradise.
The Return of Mild High Club
Mild High Club had been on a hiatus for the last half decade, before releasing the third studio album, Going, Going, Gone on Sept. 17.
The Duo Album Hyperpop Fans Have Been Waiting For: then i’ll be happy
After releasing a handful of songs together, glaive and ericdoa finally collaborated on an EP, something fans have been anticipating.
Lake Street Dive is “Obviously” a Good Band
Lake Street Dive started as an avant-Country band then moved into R&B, Funk, Jazz, and Rock influences, which culminates in Obviously.
Never Heard of Claud? You Definitely Know Their Collaborators
A rising artist in the new Bedroom Pop subgenre, Claud has already collaborated with breakthrough artists such as Clairo and Phoebe Bridgers.
Goat Girl Doesn’t Disappoint With Sophomore Album “On All Fours”
On All Fours is the sophomore album from the London-based, all-women, post-Punk band Goat Girl, and was definitely worth the three-year wait.
The Future Had Other Plans for Erick the Architect’s “Future Proof”
Erick the Architect’s most recent release comes with his new EP Future Proof, released on Jan. 22 with some soulful, jazzy hiphop.
R.A.P. Ferreria Releases Brief Album While Under the Radar
If you’re a fan of lo-fi rap, jazz-influenced music, or just need a laid-back album to work to, Bob’s Son is for you.