'BEYONCÉ' acts as a full biography for all that Beyoncé is capable of.

A good balance between upbeat guitar and laid-back rock.

A record that ages like fine wine with many nostalgic moments and hard hitting lyrics.

Jack Harlow's first project doesn't have much effort involved.

Jack Harlow is not the best rapper out there, yes. There are some skips on the album, yes. But it is not the worst thing ever.

This mixtape is nothing to be too serious about, but with its' contents, it is a great step for Jack Harlow.

With only some filler, Slipknot's 'Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)' is a solid project with many highlights.

Mac Miller's soul record has a lot of jazz and pop influence.

The most solid work from Dua Lipa delivers many bangers and upbeat tunes.

Doja Cat gets more experimental with her style and takes stabs at her critics.

Not enough highlights to cover the full length of the record. A lot of filler.

Doja Cat explores her style in the pop field.

High production, high concept, good quality.

A thoughtful, poetic and secure record.

Joji introduces a new sound of lofi-R&B with crazy ideas.

'Nectar' is Joji's most concise record yet, but it could use more highlights to fill the album more.

'Something To Give Each Other' is an exploration of sexuality in a playful way.

The strong first half was promising, but then the record trails off.

Rihanna's biggest hits are scattered across this record with little filler.

Luke Combs' big at-the-bar style only works some of the time with their overproduction