Ariana Grande’s new track from her upcoming album feels like an intimate conversation between the singer and her audience. Written by Grande herself, the lyrics use metaphors to explore the somewhat toxic dynamic between Ariana and her fans, who sometimes go after her just as fiercely as her detractors do. Musically, the song is a minimalist R&B jam, but with an intriguing beat that evolves throughout the track. It sounds far more compelling than the rather cheap and overdone ... read more

Shygirl + Tate McRae = Angel

As an intro to an album, maybe as a full-fledged song and a lead single, it's not about anything.

Madonna did not deceive. She will provide us with a logical continuation of her landmark album "Confessions on a dance floor" and this is confirmed by the promo track that will be the intro to the new album. The track is musically the sister of "Future Lovers", but only a more mature and reworked version, and I like this development. The track itself works great and opens up a new era. We're waiting

(my wig flew off)

YESSS GOOODDD

The main problem with this record is the catastrophic fatigue of the sound. The album literally hounds the listener with the same trap beats. The instrumentals aren’t just similar from song to song—they are identical in structure, delivery, and mood. There’s no development within the tracks: no tempo changes, no unexpected arrangement choices, no emotional shifts. It feels like you’re being played the same backing track, with slight frequency adjustments, but the boredom ... read more

The long-awaited debut album from these guys has dropped, and honestly, it exceeded all expectations. This is one of those rare cases where the record doesn't just not disappoint it wraps you up in its atmosphere from the very first seconds and doesn't let go until the final notes.
What we have here is a beautiful, concise project, meticulously crafted down to the smallest detail. There isn't a single filler or "unnecessary" track to be found. Every song is exactly ... read more

Harry Styles’ latest album is a quintessential case where the creative process proves more compelling than the final output. The record leaves a polarized impression, oscillating between a courageous leap forward and a certain artistic inconsistency. When situated within the artist's broader discography, the most glaring disparity lies in the lyrical substance. Unfortunately, the songwriting lacks the characteristic depth and ruminative insight that defined his previous efforts. The ... read more

Do I have to write something?

Someday, male pop artists will learn how to do interesting work, rather than repeating the same formula their entire careers. But apparently not today

It's a very pretentious job that doesn't pay off in the end.

Instant classic

First off, we gotta give props to Madison Beer—she's super involved in making her music, from writing lyrics to producing, and that's awesome. But sadly, her new project, Locket, feels like it's missing something.
The main problem is that the album lacks individuality. It sounds like a high-quality but faceless compilation of contemporary trends. Musically, it is calm, hypnotic pop music with pleasant references to 90s R&B. The sound is polished and neat, but ... read more

I happened to come across their track on Spotify and I'm pleasantly impressed. This track sounds authentic with vibe music from the late 70s (which is my obsession). I've also listened to the band's other singles, and none of them have upset me yet.
Good luck to the guys in their development

Honestly, this reissue wasn't really necessary, but it's so strange to hear that AI made unreleased releases if they were leaked much earlier before the advent of AI and they also sounded (the fact that people think that Let Down Your Guard is AI if it was literally still available as a B-side to the Secret single)

An amazing beautiful cinematic project. An album filled with jazz and blues, setting a pleasant tone and mood

FKA Twigs presents a companion album to her previous project, Eusexua, with the subtitle Afterglow, but don't be fooled. This project is not a deluxe or bonus album, but rather a standalone release that presents the artist from a different perspective and carries a distinct mood. Compared to its older sibling, this album is more streamlined and focused on a single idea, feeling like a cohesive trip through the rave scene. It doesn't jump from one idea to another, and in this regard, ... read more

The most unusual and authentic project I've listened to in 2025. I can't even fully describe what happens in this album. In a word, it's a prayer. It's her confession.

Cupcakke has once again demonstrated her style and shown the "queen of rap" who still humiliate each other without realizing that they are humiliating themselves in the eyes of society. This album is extremely diverse and ranges from Cupcakke's well-known tracks to disco and pop motifs, which was quite unexpected and pleasant to hear from Cupcakke. In this work, the rapper has shown her capabilities and her willingness to step out of her comfort zone and explore new styles. I am ... read more

This record is a nostalgic journey through the clubs of the 2010s. And this concept has a right to exist. It may not seem particularly interesting at this time, but it's not terrible and it's quite enjoyable to listen to. Of course, there are questions about Demi's work as an artist, the safety of the project, and the artist's future challenges, but if we don't delve too deeply, we can enjoy a pleasant, surface-level pop album. The album's title itself suggests ... read more