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I am a bit biased towards R&B, so I may praise this album a little too much.

Pulp is a very pleasant R&B project which carries some nice mixes and vocals from Ambré. The length is reasonable, being only around 45 minutes long(I’m referring to Director’s Cut but I prefer this cover more)

The production doesn’t stand out as much as 3000° and Wanderlust, but it still has plenty of really nice stand out tracks on here, those being fubu, band practice, plenty, ... read more

This is a debut album for DESTIN CONRAD, his previous EPs were already amazing, so to finally get a full length LP felt like a blessing for anyone who is a fan of him.

KISSING IN PUBLIC immediately drew me in, especially since it was basically an LGBT anthem about not being afraid to love someone with people around. The strings are beautiful, and the background vocals are majestic.

The rest of the album is less 2000s sounding and more synth and guitar heavy, tracks like BAD BITCHES, ... read more

Something Beautiful is truly something beautiful, almost every second of the album is fun and well made, clear with more intent that most people think.

Her reputation has been pretty bad since her Dead Petz album in 2015(even though I love that album), especially when she dropped the Bruno Mars thievery that was Flowers. Pop music also has had a bad rep up until albums the experimental resurgence in 2024, but that went down literally the year after.

In a time where Christian/conservative ... read more

Mama’s Gun is a different direction from Baduizm. The sound is more experimental. The tracks are much longer, and Erykah’s words are even more insightful.

The production is more grounded and acoustic, making the lyrics more realistic and down to earth. There is some production from J Dilla and drums from Questlove, who are people that established the Soulquarians after Baduizm and D’Angelo’s Brown Sugar.

Penitentiary Philosophy is an amazing album opener. Despite the ... read more