Blog Archive

  • Noah Guy

    Noah Guy

    Noah Guy is an emerging alternative R&B artist known for blending introspective lyricism with atmospheric, emotional production.

  • Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally: Harry Styles Leans Into Feel-Good Music

    Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally: Harry Styles Leans Into Feel-Good Music

    Harry Styles’ album “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally” is an upbeat, feel-good collection with strong production and accessible songwriting, though it underutilizes his vocal potential for greater impact.

  • TP — A Defining Statement of Intimacy in R&B

    TP — A Defining Statement of Intimacy in R&B

    Teddy Pendergrass’s album TP profoundly captures emotions of love and intimacy, blending vulnerability with rich sound. Its lasting impact influences R&B artists, revealing profound layers of connection and honesty.

  • Don’t Be Dumb: Was It Worth the Wait?

    Don’t Be Dumb: Was It Worth the Wait?

    A$AP Rocky’s long-awaited album “Don’t Be Dumb” features notable production and collaborations but ultimately feels underwhelming compared to expectations, lacking the impactful depth of his earlier works.

  • BELOVED: Giveon’s Case for His Side of the Story

    BELOVED: Giveon’s Case for His Side of the Story

    Giveon’s BELOVED slowly unfolds its emotional depth, exploring relationships through a personal lens, emphasizing the complexity of love’s narratives and inviting listeners to consider different perspectives.

  • Let’s Get It On — How Marvin Gaye Built a Timeless Pillar of R&B

    Let’s Get It On — How Marvin Gaye Built a Timeless Pillar of R&B

    Marvin Gaye’s 1973 album, Let’s Get It On, remains timeless due to its intimate exploration of love and vulnerability, profound production, and lasting influence on R&B and modern Black music.

  • Why Hit Me Hard and Soft Hit Me Harder a Year Later.

    Why Hit Me Hard and Soft Hit Me Harder a Year Later.

    Billie Eilish’s album “Hit Me Hard and Soft” evolves over time, revealing themes of grief and emotional growth, reflecting on relationships and loss through subtle, layered songs that resonate deeply upon revisiting.

  • Weekly Releases — March 6, 2026

    Weekly Releases — March 6, 2026

    This week featured notable releases in all genres, including albums by Bruno Mars, Harry Styles, and Denzel Curry, along with several EPs and singles worth exploring.

  • Danger Incorporated

    Danger Incorporated

    Danger Incorporated, an Atlanta hip-hop duo, blends rap with alternative pop and electronic influences, creating unpredictable, playful, and relatable music that pushes traditional genre boundaries.