SupaBoii21

First review of 2026 and… yes, I know I’m late to the albums party but it’s this artist’s first in a decade, so…

At this point, Bruno Mars needs no introduction, he’s been prominent in Pop music since the late 2000’s and early 2010’s and is currently one of a few artists from that era that still can get people’s attention, including the Lady Gaga & ROSÉ collabs in the last couple of years, not to mention his 2021 collab album ... read more

Here I commence… the Review of Loving.

Olivia Dean is a British singer who has one of the biggest breakthrough artist stories of this year, as she began to have an interest in singing from her father often listening to music, but it would be when she was accepted to a BRIT school where she originally studied theatre before sticking to songwriting, then she would perform at her graduation concert, which caught the eye of Emily Braham, who would eventually become her manager, and Dean was ... read more

SupaBiites 6

A deadbeat goes Dance?

For over a decade, Australian one-man psychedelic project Tame Impala is one of the most notable acts in Rock music, especially in his country, as the project built up a catalogue of critically acclaimed albums and a big fanbase, and of course, the project itself had been behind one multi-instrumentalist man, Kevin Parker. But as of recently, Parker has been more onto experimenting with Electronic music as this sound of this record was inspired by Western ... read more

Two, four, six, eight, it’s a Supa review on bbno$!

bbno$ is a Canadian rapper who seems to be putting up a silly fight, as he started making music in the mid-2010’s after a back injury which kept him from his original dream of becoming a swimmer, and he was listening to music for fun from his teenage years, so things started progressing with his debut EP in 2017, then collaborating with Y2K in 2019 with his most popular song to date Lalala, a song which I wasn’t really fond ... read more