Album Music Reviews

The One Named Jasmine bares her soul on ‘Everything Is Not What It Seems,’ a fearless R&B–alt fusion about healing and survival.

With ‘Dance with Danger’, Dora Gola crafts a world of Polish roots, Irish mysticism and ethereal vocals in a cinematic alt pop landscape.

Kelsey Kindall gets honest on ‘Pityparty.’ Four tracks about chasing highs, getting over exes, and fumbling through adulthood.

Nada UV’s self-titled album is steamy vaportrap noir for dark romantics. 18 tracks of desire, damage, and devotion that will wreck you.

I like to think I have a dual nature. I can be soft, all glitter and flirt, and then a…

Kyoto duo Shake My Days deliver gentle indie pop honesty on ‘Acetal’, a record built on youth, longing, and quiet hope.

The first time I played ‘Best Friends’, it was three in the morning and I was still half-drunk, sprawled across…

Taylor Swift channels Ophelia, Vegas glamour, and post-Eras Tour glow in The Life of a Showgirl.

With ‘The Tunnel + The Light,’ Jordan Corey crafts sensual 90s-inspired R&B about love, loss, and self-reflection.

Love Me… Not shows Mia Delamar balancing lust, heartbreak, and power with lyrics sharp enough to cut — pure R&B glow-up.

AJ Pena’s Human Beings looks at three forms of dehumanization and still finds humanity in the mess.

Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend is a disco-fueled sex comedy in album form — and it’s brilliant.

RAINBOW CATHARSIS is Silver Omen’s tender, fearless exploration of identity and love.

“.27 Crisis” by elle j. captures the ache of quarterlife chaos in five stripped-down, soul-heavy tracks.

Maijah’s ‘Sinking/Floating’ captures ADHD highs, depressive spirals, and dopamine-fueled breakdowns with breathy heat.

Mo 804 drops ‘Anomally III,’ a raw rap and R&B album about love, hustle, sex, and staying grounded.