this album is absolutely phenomenal. not a single skip, and every song on it you KNOW aidan poured his whole soul and heart into. theres a good variety of pop tracks to slower, sadder tracks and the way it all flows together is phenomenal.

aidan bissett i adore you

i absolutely adore this album with all that i am. if i was embodied perfectly in every song and word and beat it would 100 percent be this album. its poppy and fun but also awkward and odd in the best way possible. i think its an absolutely PHENOMENAL album and i think audrey has a lot of potential.

i love this album. its a good deluxe, with a lot of fun tracks and vibes to it. tucker does this kind of folk-pop sound really really well, with tracks like old recliners, look at that woman and slipfast (to name a few of my favorites). its nothing groundbreakingly incredible but its a fun album that i find myself reaching for when i dont know what else to listen to.

sell me some meth please!

if you think the brent faiyaz opener isnt hard as hell you might need help

i love his sound sm. hes such a different pop sound. this isnt anything spectacular but its catchy and fun so who gas.

fucking bop.

i think for the most part this is a super fun boppy album that i will most DEFINITELY have on loop ALL summer. tracks like blondes, sunny isles and lose me like you mean it give me such summery serotonin vibes. i like the diversity between energy emotion and sound with the songs. there are songs that have me dancing around my kitchen one minute (sunny isles) , then crying on the floor the next (the older you get). overall, i think this isnt anything special, but its fun and i enjoy it quite a ... read more

ive loved gracie abrams for the longest time. i used to listen to her around the time she released "good riddance", and then over time i just kinda forgot about it. fast forward a few years, and she has now released "the secret of us" and has absolutely blown up. that is now one of my favorite albums of all time. and while i think that there is a pretty significant gap between these two albums, whether in terms of style, production, maturity. but that doesnt take away my ... read more

this is definitely not his best work, its a very different sound than some of his other stuff, but i like it enough regardless. its fun, catchy and enjoyable to listen to.

i think that overall this is a very solid rap album with a lot of super solid features. the album has its highs, like too many nights and feel the fiyaaahhh, and then the lows like creepin and raindrops. overall it has enough songs that i like that it doesnt affect my opinion too much good album.

this is definitely the best tyla song ive ever heard. she is super talented but this is my favorite for sure. if this doesnt get as popular as water imma be flabbergasted

this album was really sabrinas breakout album. she had 4 albums prior to this, but the whole thing with olivia rodrigo and joshua bassett really spurred her into the spotlight, and i believe this album was born from that. but im glad it did, because this album feels verrryyy personal and beautiful and important to her. not a single skip on this album its very well done.

this album is on my personal top 10 albums. the sound of it is so unique, it blends rock and pop in such a way that really established harry as his own artist, separated from 1D. (rip liam💔) but i think the difference between each of the songs elevates this album on a whole new level, and this is one of if not his best piece of work.

i find it a little odd that this song is rated so low, because i think it is really good. this song is one of the first i ever heard from him, and it immediatley stuck with me in a way not all songs do. overall i think this song is very good yay.

i think that sombrs style of music is unlike anything i have ever heard. its produced and like idek how to explain my thoughts. but his voice and his choice of lyrics and delivery, in general but especially in this song is just phenomenal. a lot of his songs hit super deep,and he is quickly climbing my favorite artist ranks.

this album i feel is such a huge step for gracie in so many ways. she has always been kind of there in the music scene, with songs like i miss you, im sorry, but this was really a breakout for her. a lot of the songs on this feel very personal and heartfelt, and i relate to so many of them. her bridges in songs like free now, blowing smoke, risk and ILYIS display her talent as an artist perfectly. the deluxe tracks add to this album in a way that really enhance the experience, and the album ... read more

this album is so beautifully done. olivia rodrigo has always been talented, even in the few songs we had from her HSM spinoff show, and SOUR was by no means a bad album. it came off as immature and a very much "teenage girl" album, but ultimately that is where she was in her life at that point. it encapsulated being a teenage girl extremely well. but this came along and absolutely threw sour out of the water. you can tell that she has matured so much since sour, and that she has grown ... read more

overall, i dont think this album deserves as much love as it recieves. i dont think its a necessarily BAD album, but i dont think its anything groundbreaking. other than the fact that shes gay, i cant find a reason that this stands out so far from anything else. there are a few tracks that really stand out and her potential really shines (such as red wine supernova and good luck babe), and there are others that i think drag on and dont sound too incredible. (feminomenon, naked in manhattan). ... read more

i dont think that this album is anything exceptionally groundbreaking, but it doesnt need to be. i think that tate mcraes voice is very unique, and she is extremely talented. i think that her vocals work well in both more produced pop moments like exes and guilty concience, but also shine beautifully in songs like plastic palm trees and messier. i think she does a good job at keeping the sound of the album quite diverse, with more heartfelt lyrics and more poppy sounding beats. overall i think ... read more