Review: Latest Baby Keem album is consistently mediocre
Although personal and interesting, the new Baby Keem album “The Melodic Blue” is consistently mediocre.
Although personal and interesting, the new Baby Keem album “The Melodic Blue” is consistently mediocre.
Pieced together from live performances from before the Covid-19 pandemic, “You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down” is a personal and interesting album.
Singles for the week 9/13
Drake’s new album, “Certified Lover Boy,” doesn’t bring anything new to the table and repeats the past styles that made the artist famous.
Singles for the week 9/6
Everything about “How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?” doubles down on the bands gentle sound and adds numerous guests to mostly unsavory results.
Halsey’s new album “If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power” is a beautiful genre-mixer that explores concepts like sexuality and gender.
Singles for the week 9/3
Rather than reaching for something new, “Donda” finds West looking inward and taking stock of the personal tribulations around him.
Lorde and Antonoff make an incredible team — each song offers something extraordinarily enjoyable, whether that’s basking in the sun or stuck in an existential airport.
Singles for the week 8/27
While The Killers new album is perfectly politically-charged, there is too much context into the personal life of lead vocalist Brandon Flowers.