Since summer is getting near and I have less school work to do, I decided to spend another summer discovering new music. That included writing reviews after almost a year, so I needed a nice place to start. I picked Björk's debut, which I reluctantly have to admit to have been putting off for way too long now. I really wasn't expecting it to be this good.

Now I understand why this is named simply Debut. It has to be one of the best debuts ever and nothing else was necessary. ... read more

The definition of underrated. I can't not think about what this album could've been if it wasn't for the Super Bowl incident and bad single and marketing choices. This is All For You's little R&B sister, who is much edgier and freakier than its predecessor. Arguably, this one is even better but All For You holds a special place in my heart. There are so many dancey bangers and sexy ballads here. The production is simply soo rich and cohesive and her voice is better than ... read more

The Wanderer represents Donna's abrasive transition between the two decades as this is her first non-disco album. I gotta say, I really appreciate her open-mindedness and keeping up with the trends in her own manner. This is a veryyy good new wave album with some cool funk and dance elements. She sounds really confident here even though this is her first time doing something like this. You can hear it in her voice, which is stronger than ever, allowing her to experiment a bit more! The ... read more

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I'm so glad twitter introduced me to Dannii's music cause she's just as good as her sister! This is a brilliant dance record and teleports you back to the early 2000s with the very distinctive fusion of electropop, nu-disco & house. It makes dancing irresistible with these sickening tunes!! My favourite song would be ''Mighty Fine'', which is shockingly the worse rated track here?? It's so sexy and her voice is so alluring like y'all are missing ... read more

“It's my belief that we all have the need to feel special. And it's this need that can bring out the best in us, yet the worst, in us. This need created The Velvet Rope.”

Upon my first listen of this album, I was unsure of what a velvet rope exactly was. However, it doesn't have only one meaning. As Janet explained, in its literal meaning, it's when you go to a nightclub and there are velvet ropes put up to separate people on the inside and the outside. Those ... read more

Full Moon is Brandy's third studio album and definitely my favourite. After a longer break, during which she focused on other projects and her personal life, the singer was ready to return to music and decided to step up from her monumental Never Say Never in all aspects. Except this time she wasn't a teenager, which this album reflects. Unsurprisingly for her, she managed to do so with the assistance of Darkchild and his team!

According to Brandy, this album has a concept: falling ... read more

Britney's fourth studio album, In the Zone, goes hand in hand with Blackout as her best album and marks her transition from a manufactured teen pop act to a well-established mature and sexual woman. Do I agree with the first statement? No, not at all.

In the Zone has some of her best and most iconic songs, but the rest may fall flat. My favourite undoubtedly is Breathe on Me. It's such an atmospheric and sensual track and I wish the rest of the album followed the same vibe. Similarly ... read more

Her latest film and album flopped. Her $100M contract was terminated. The world was ready to say goodbye to one of the biggest pop divas and she had only one chance to save her career. Did she manage to? Commercially speaking, no, not really (yet). However, artistically Charmbracelet is one of her best albums.

A few nights ago I recommended this album to my friend Joaco after he disliked Glittter. For some reason I thought he would love it even though it's not anything like his usual ... read more

Oops...I Did It Again's legacy continues to live through its numerous timeless hits, the biggest one being the title track itself. This is Britney's sophomore album and is believed to be a big step-up from her debut. Those two have a similar approach. However, this one feels more personal and creative.

It is not anywhere near being her best album for a few reasons. Firstly, while the sound feels authentic to Britney, it feels very outdated and repetitive. Many songs lack the range ... read more

No one can make a better dance-pop record better than Kylie Minogue and with her eleventh studio album she proves herself once again. Penned as her comeback album, Aphrodite was released in July 2010. Its legacy continues to live among the pop music fans and I've seen it called a pop perfection at least a million times so I couldn't help but find it out for myself. As someone who'd never sit through a 2010s EDM album inspired by rave music, all I can say is it really lived up to ... read more

Daydream is hands down my favourite Mariah Carey album and my second favourite overall mixing melancholy and the unescapable reality of her sad life.

It's undoubtedly one of her most personal works although it doesn't seem like that on the first hand — for the first time she dives into pure pop in some songs and in some of them she fully embraces R&B. However, if you dig just below the surface you'll find a story of a woman imprisoned in her sorrow and thoughts. She ... read more

yet another beautiful record by diana with a perfect groovy and disco feeling for a sunday night at home. makes me wanna sing my heart out and dance so badly! my favourite is "it's my house"; the lyrics are so sweet.

my new go-to album when I'm seeking some fun because this album is hella fun! one of my favourite disco albums I've heard so far. the hits became evergreen songs, but the rest of the album is just as good! my favourite is ''give up''; it's so funky. diana has such a beautiful voice full of emotions. she's exactly what makes these songs good!

such a cool album with an amazing creative direction. this is what a debut album should look like. beautifully wrapped up with original and personal, yet whimsy lyrics and an era-defining production. a perfect display of her personality and her musical ability.

"Blackout" by Britney Spears is one of the most talked about albums of the 21st century. It was a complete revolution in dance-pop and electropop and single-handedly shaped the entire genre. It opened the doors for so many pop albums in the years to come such as: "The Fame", "Good Girl Gone Bad", "Loose", "Bionic".

It was released four years after "In the Zone" and was much more mature in terms of production, lyrics and overall sound. ... read more

After the fiasco that ''The Life of a Showgirl'' was, I decided it was the time to revisit Taylor Swift's masterpiece and her best album, ''folklore'', which was released in 2020, less than a year after her 7th studio album. And that will always shock me. Like ''Lover'' was nice, but it's very uncreative and not very special, whereas ''folklore'' was truly a career-defining moment.

Taylor had always been ... read more

"Kylie Minogue" is Kylie's 5th studio album formally, but I like to consider it to be her first one. Finally being liberated from her previous record label, which trapped her artistically and only let her make bubblegum pop albums, Kylie found freedom and created a pop, house, r&b and downtempo masterpiece that this album is. That is exactly why it was named after her - because it represents her true self and not some cheap cash-grab singer her label wanted her to be.

She ... read more