album review

On October 12, Charli XCX continued with BRAT Summer by releasing Brat and It’s Completely Different but It’s Still Brat…aka the BRAT remix album.  Charli XCX has been a staple in pop music for years now. She’s a constant chart-topper who received little recognition for her immense talents – until now.  Now, she’s created a […]

Popstars have been the backbone of the music industry for decades upon decades. There were OG divas like Whitney Houston and Britney Spears. There were Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, and Rihanna. But it felt like we were in need of a fresh sound. Most of our original pop girls are onto ventures like […]

Ahead of her new album, Believe Me Now?, Hill reflects on sexual assault, her career so far, and womanhood.

At 17 years old, most of us were day-dreaming about our crushes, hopelessly scrolling through social media fantasizing about the glorious day when we don’t live with our parents. Unless you’re Obai, one of Gen-Z’s hottest rising stars who just seems to understand the industry so early into his career. His music has a hint […]

Claire Rosinkranz is no stranger to making music, it’s something she’s been doing since she was 8 years old. From a young age she was conjuring up ideas for her father, who wrote for TV shows and commercials at the time…it felt like she was just born for this. And so it began. For the […]

Wolf Alice’s Blue Weekend, out last week, has soared to the top of the UK charts, ousting Olivia Rodrigo’s SOUR from the top spot. This is the London-based band’s first number one album (their last two went to number two), and it cements the indie rockers as future megastars. Blue Weekend feels like a career-defining […]

The Life of Pablo was a turning point for Kanye West in music, fashion, and life

Brockhampton blend different sounds, moods and themes into something that emerges as revelatory and reflective of the complexity of emotion

Justin Bieber has not learned from his last album’s criticism and is back with a Gospel EP to take on cancel culture.

On the six years anniversary of its release, TPAP is still as relevant as it was in 2015