"Begin Again" has been on repeat ALL YEAR!!!

A very strong album from Rapp, though I prefer her last LP Snow Angel a bit more, as it felt more personal. However, I love the summer feel of this album a lot, and she is still able to have fun while showing off her vocals.

The only songs that I wasn't too fond of would be "Good Girl", "I Can't Have You Around Me Anymore", and "I Think I Like You Better When You're Gone".

Some standouts for me would be "Leave Me Alone", "Mad", ... read more

What a comeback. I love Selena, and I love hearing her in love. This is definitely her most personal album, and the songs work so well with her voice. The only songs that didn't work for me would be "Cowboy" and "I can't get enough". Everything else was on repeat.

Kesha is BACK! Not that she ever left, but this feels like the Kesha I grew up with, just a much healthier version. Only songs tanking the score of this album for me would be "FREEDOM.", "GLOW.", and "CATHEDRAL."

Probably some of the most impressive vocals we have heard from Conan, and that is saying a lot. This is most certainly an album he should be proud of. The songs detracting points from this album would be "This Song," "Romeo," "Nauseous," and "Eleven Eleven." Every other song on this album is pure gold.

One of the coolest live session EPs out there. I just love her vocals and penmanship!!!

One of the best albums of 2023 with zero skips. Incredible singing and songwriting from Noah!

Just a solid album with beautiful lyrics, a beautiful voice, and a heartbreaking love story with strings that make you cry😫

A great brother and sister duo writing and singing about growing up in America, trying to get your life together, and moving on from the past!

A no skip album with incredible vocals from Billie and incredible production from Finneas - what we have come to expect!!!

A wonderful addition to Ashe’s discography!! A true talent👏🏼

Gorgeous LP telling the story of a toxic relationship from start to end, dealing with alcoholism, miscommunication, and self-loathing. Additionally, with beautiful harmonies, minor falls, and instrumentals, Lizzy gets vulnerable about the fear of dying and getting older, as well as dealing with the passing of her father. “Older” is a great addition to her two previous albums and shows growth as an artist.