Raleigh Ritchie: “Andy” Review
Raleigh Ritchie’s “Andy” is the perfect diamond in the rough for the chaotic year that is 2020. Its dulcet tones will help assuage any anxiety within you, reaching out in …
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All Time Low: “Wake Up, Sunshine” Review
The only All Time Low song that I’m familiar with is the classic “Dear Maria, Count Me In” produced back in 2007, back when I would listen to the songs …
Read More Dua Lipa: “Future Nostalgia” Review
Dua Lipa’s second album, the brilliantly titled ‘Future Nostalgia,’ is more than just a pop album. It is a revelation. She is wildly successful at doing what many artists before …
Read MoreJustin Bieber: “Changes” Review
With the transition into the new decade, it seems as though the mainstream audience for pop music is growing more appreciative of vulnerability and intimacy in what they listen to. …
Read MoreKesha: “High Road” Review
When I was younger, the only Kesha song I knew was “Tik Tok” from the game “Just Dance.” I figured she’d always be that spunky star that’s full of energy …
Read MoreMac Miller: “Circles” Review
At the end of every artist’s life, fans are delighted with previously unfinished or unreleased works to continue the magic the fans have grown accustomed to. “Circles” the sixth studio …
Read MoreHalsey: “Manic” Review
Self-deprivation, the harsh realities and making connections with different artists is what Halsey’s latest album consists of and it’s a bit odd how she managed to fit these themes into …
Read MoreHarry Styles: “Fine Line ” Review
Harry Styles brings the Bowie on his sophomore solo album, “Fine Line,” where he approaches each song with a glamorous energy reminiscent of the 70s pop icon. With his second …
Read MoreJay Loud: “Nap Town” Review
Before I got a chance to listen to the album “Nap Town” by Indianapolis native Jay Loud, I went through and listened to what Loud had released so far and …
Read MoreBABYMETAL: “METAL GALAXY” Review
For a music artist to be able to blend different genres of music together shows a great amount of talent, especially if those genres don’t seem like they would mesh …
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