British singer Laura Mvula's third studio album is the best of her career. Bright and colorful songs explode in lust for sensuality as she also becomes a more aware person about herself and those around her.
Laura Mvula – Pink Noise
Tag: R&B
Duda Beat – Te Amo Lá Fora
On her great second album, Brazilian singer Duda Beat delivers personal lyrics that mix well with a bold and culturally embracing sound.
Rhye – Home
Michael Milosh's romantic and sexual adventures on Rhye's new album are bland, boring, and uninteresting.
Jazmine Sullivan – Heaux Tales
On Heaux Tales, Jazmine Sullivan delivers her best. Intimate and inclusive testimonies fill the gaps in captivating, well-written, and well-produced tracks that work sex, love, and relationships in a unique way.
Aaron Frazer – Introducing…
The Baltimore drummer's first album features a relatively sharp production and unique sound, but still suffers from tight lyrics and tiring repetitions.
Ariana Grande – Positions
On her third album in two years, Ariana Grande changes the direction of her art, delivering effortless lyrics and a sound that isn't innovative or encouraging at all. In other words, the weakest work she has ever released.
Gabriel Garzón-Montano – Agüita
In his second studio album, Gabriel Garzón-Montano reaches the middle ground by creating experimental and hit songs, even though he has sacrificed elements on both sides for this.
Alicia Keys – ALICIA
ALICIA, the new self-titled album by American singer Alicia Keys, is proof that only good production and lyrics are not able to sustain an album if it suffers from a lack of personality.
Tkay Maidza – Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2
Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2, the second part of a trilogy of EPs, is a fun, engaging and representative project that features well-written lines and a sharp production.
Chloe x Halle – Ungodly Hour
On their second album, the Bailey sisters present a more mature view and an even more comprehensive repertoire. Mixing dance tracks with songs with hidden social discussions, their new album emerges as a kind of movement for R&B.
Kehlani – It Was Good Until It Wasn’t
It Was Good Until It Wasn’t Kehlani 2020 - Pop / R&B Atlantic 6.9 With sharp and well-written lyrics, It Was Good Until It Wasn't presents a personal story, however, falls into something generic even struggling not to After two years of playing in San Francisco Bay, the amateur band PopLyfe decided to sign up … Continue reading Kehlani – It Was Good Until It Wasn’t
Empress Of – I’m Your Empress Of
I’m Your Empress Of Empress Of 2020 - Pop / R&B Terrible 8.0 Lorely Rodriguez's new album is more minimalist than its predecessors, however, it has great deep feelings alongside an important political message In an interview with Vice magazine in September 2015, Lorely Rodriguez confessed how she got the name Empress Of: she was … Continue reading Empress Of – I’m Your Empress Of
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