Album Reviews – Page 23

Dai Burger – Bite the Burger

8.0

Queens rapper Dai Burger has just released her sophomore album Bite the Burger, a strong display of the young songstress' versatile style and skillset. The album is Dai's first release since her 2017…

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the font club – Beach House

After about four years of road trips, foreign adventures, and folksy demos, Rhode Island brothers Michael Joseph (instrumentalist/songwriter) and Dante Joseph (lead singer) make their musical debut with Beach House…

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Griselda – WWCD

On Black Friday, Griselda dropped an impeccable album, WWCD, What Would Chine Gun Do. In WWCD, three timeless Buffalo, New York-based emcees, Conway The Machine, Benny The Butcher, and Westside Gunn will have you feeling like you're existing during…

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03 Greedo & Kenny Beats – Netflix & Deal

Greedy Giddy, better known as 03 Greedo, teamed up with super-producer Kenny Beats for his latest film-inspired project, Netflix & Deal, released November 22, 2019. The LA rapper’s newest tape…

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8.5

Fynch – Bookies Pens & Loose Ends

Our early to mid-twenties is a time of constant change and chase, a time of toil and struggle as we adjust to post education life and the real world of…

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Styles P – PRESENCE

The Yonkers OG, Styles P, returns with his new album, PRESENCE. This new album will have the listener appreciating authenticity and the power of lyricism; both of these aspects make themselves present…

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Pink Skies – INFINITY

Psych-pop artist Arieh Berl, better known as Pink Skies, has released his sophomore EP, INFINITY. Following 2018's EP Does It Really Matter?, the Oakland-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer digs…

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7.5

Lily Kershaw – Arcadia

Simply, an album is a gathering of individual songs, at times put together fastidiously, at others, more haphazardly. It takes a true vision, then, to bring an album out of…

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Sorcha Richardson – First Prize Bravery

After cycling through the first listen of Dublin native Sorcha Richardson's debut album, First Prize Bravery, I found myself completely dumbfounded. After multiple listens, I must admit that I still can't…

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Tawiah – Starts Again

U.K crooner Tawiah's debut album Starts Again is an expressive tidal wave of classic charm with a modern message. Poised, precise, and powerful, it resurrects memories of fellow soul sirens Amy Winehouse…

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Slow Hollows – Actors

LA-based genre-blending alchemists Slow Hollows have just shared their third and most ambitious LP, Actors. Once courted by Frank Ocean and Tyler, the Creator (Anderson provided his guitar skills to…

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8.5

GRAE – New Girl

"Maybe open your eyes and see a woman's world". Not the opening line of Toronto newcomer GRAE's debut EP, but a powerful one nonetheless. In fact, that line can be found…

Archives: Album Reviews

Dai Burger – Bite the Burger

the font club – Beach House

Griselda – WWCD

03 Greedo & Kenny Beats – Netflix & Deal

Fynch – Bookies Pens & Loose Ends

Styles P – PRESENCE

Pink Skies – INFINITY

Lily Kershaw – Arcadia

Sorcha Richardson – First Prize Bravery

Tawiah – Starts Again

Slow Hollows – Actors

GRAE – New Girl

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