'The Magnolia Electric Co.' is an electrifying and beautiful work of Country-Rock.

50 Cent has his most catchy, thoughtful and banger songs on his first LP.

'JACKBOYS 2' is an effortless cash grab. With an obvious influence from Playboi Carti's 'MUSIC,' it all sounds like some random beat was chosen, the features started talking, and that was it.

Justin Bieber makes a long awaited comeback with a full surprise album filled with half-songs and unwanted fillers.

Sounds like if Charli XCX and Björk had a baby. Synth magic, to say the least.

McKinley puts Black culture into a well thought out jazz-rap album.

I don't hate it, but it would be a great album if it had (way) better production.

Good beats, I guess?

A fantastic small collection of jazzy, experimental rap. One complaint, WE NEED MORE!

'DOPAMINE' suffers from the same problem as his last album 'PLAN A.' Tecca needs to focus more on his rapping and lyrics rather than some thumping bass.

Bright brass, beautiful piano, gentle bass, smooth flow, and unique rapping are all found in this top tier package.

Abstract, experimental, and interesting. This Hip-Hop album has it all.

Following Bon Iver’s ‘For Emma, Forever Ago,’ Bon Iver puts together a few comforting songs.

‘The Slow Rush’ has great quality production and psychedelic beats. It could improve with more depth and elements in some songs.

Goes in through one ear, and goes out through the other.

Kidz bop, but it's overproduced and they swear for fun.

'JACKBOYS' has good production and an okay flow, but doesn't do anything special or out of the ordinary.

Bon Iver’s ‘i,i’ is an improved version of ‘22, A Million.’ On all fronts, the music is better and more beautiful.

The third boat sank in the second half.

Sometimes, Bon Iver’s electronic sounds hurt to hear, but most of the time it is tolerable, and padded with beautiful vocals.