Not many people know this but I'm also a talented and accomplished actor. If you don't believe me you should see me pretending to give a shit about you if you don't think Monáe is one of the greatest artists of all time.
Excuse the pretentiousness!! But who wants a track-by-track review of Dirty Computer to kick off the year?? No???
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Well I'm giving it to you anyways you ungrateful clown!!
This is the 3rd studio album by THE Kansas powerhouse, Janelle ... read more
The man might be blind but he does not miss, there's music that inspires you to change the world around you and there's tunes that just make you happy to be walking the Earth. This album is both.
I can leave this bitch on shuffle and let any song play and know I'm in for a good time, because he covers an extensive range of topics you can meditate on. Speaking of range... the range Wonder showcases as both a multi-instrumentalist and a singer feels genuinely boundless- as the ... read more
The Wu-Tang Clan by this point had become Hip-Hop's deadliest drug cartel.
After *36-Chambers* (a debut from the group that altered the scene of Hip-Hop displaying not only how raw and hardcore ladies and gents could sound over a beat, but also the level of chemistry and the dynamic between each of the members, retaining their own specialties whilst enhancing their strength as a unity was something genuinely awe-inspiring) quite a number of the members would begin to release ... read more
I'm just really glad that I was the sperm that won the race so that my ears could be blessed by his artistry ❤️
“You know I was... I was wondering, you know, if... if we could keep on, because the force it’s... it’s got a lot power.”
The man we hear on this album is no longer that kid jiving along with the The Jackson 5. What we hear here is not only one of the best albums to bless the genres of funk, disco and rnb/soul respectively, but the best possible reinvention for the most influential artist of all time.
On the opening cut, *Don't Stop 'til You Get ... read more