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When an artistic release gets universaly acclaimed and commercially successful, it often gets a sequel. This decision can be ruinous or beat its predecessor, and let me say that Dawn FM is a big score.
Sister records seem to be a new tendency within arists with engaging artistry and The Weeknd couldn't be less. Having played the Superbowl with no more than ten years in the industry and less than five in the mainstream panorama, there's almost nothing left for the Canadian singer to typically ... read more

Expanding the age-themed to a tetralogy, Adele's new album is, indeed, about "divorce, babe, divorce". Her most personal record to date, 30, is also by far her best and most adventurous body of work. Stepping into jazz and pop music other than her characteristic blue-eyed soul, Adele has delievered a brutally honest album accompanied by great orchestral backgrounds and heartbreaking voicenote confessions. Despite all these good aspects, Adele still fails, in my opinion, in one very ... read more

Mariah Carey is finally defrosting and "Santa Tell Me" is back on the radio! Its that time of the year but the November-January season wouldn't be the same without this Ariana Grande masterpiece project. My personally favorite Ariana Grande recording to ever be released, Christmas & Chill feels full circle, a full stage production, a cult classic. An intermission between 2014's My Everything and the 2016 successor Dangerous Woman, this EP feels out of its timeline, sounding fresh ... read more

I can never attach a color or a concrete theme to a Lana del Rey album. Normally a loving album is pink, a party one is, perhaps, yellow and a death one is black. But what if we translate someone's feelings about friends, family, heartbreak, lockdown, post-pandemic life, nostalgia and the natural world into the most beautiful melodies ever made and, to confuse us more, name the album after a color that doesn't fit its meaning? You get beautiful artistic chaos.
I loved every single second of ... read more