Rishowiz

It's sad how Drake has basically become a mixtape where albums don't have a clear vision or rhyme or rhythm. Each album has a mixture of different styles he wants to pull off and never tries to reinvent himself in any way. Not to mention, with this album, he's been especially trying to pull off another cold-as-ice persona, which is just absolutely boring. He goes back and forth between boom bap and some cooler contemporary beats, but as a whole it kinda just... is. Some songs ... read more

First foray into TXT because why not, my ears are a wildcard at this point. This inital album is a pretty good record that mixes a bit of EDM, rock and disco. Its entertaining for it's short runtime and I think there's atleast one song for everyone to enjoy. Good vocal performances all around but i'm interested to see what style has stuck with them after this long while. But a good introduction nonetheless.

This is a premier electropop album. It's incredibly consistent front to back, and there are no misses on this project. The instrumentals are fresh and hard-hitting, but they have a clear identity that's unique to HALO. Tiffany Day also gives a great performance over the whole project and reaches insane heights on songs like SAME LA and more. I can't wait to listen to more of her as time goes on. Listen to this album if you love electronic music or pop for real.

underscores delivers with a straightforward, groovy, and catchy package of electronic bops. I didn't really care initially for the clean sound that underscores has, but it has really grown on me, and I will probably listen to Wallsocket properly later. The album progression and length also make sure you don't get tired at any point in time, and make it instantly replayable. If you love all-around good Pop EDM with unique but incredible production, this album is definitely for u.