‘Swag II’ reaches RnB heights when Justin seemingly held another seance for the sole purpose of channelling the spirits of Michael Jackson and Prince on a cluster of phenomenal RnB / RnB-pop tracks. ‘Don’t Wanna’ is undeniably inspired by Michael Jackson’s ‘Black or White’, as it begins with...
Category: Music Review
The Return of RnBieber & the Influence of Michael Jackson: ‘Journals’, ‘SWAG’, & ‘SWAG II’
Grime’s ‘Quincy & Michael’ reunite after 20 years: MAK 10, Dizzee Rascal, & Wiley, Reunion Set
Honourable Mention: Alligator Bites Never Heal, By Doechii
If Alligator bites are purely infused with Doechii’s charisma, wit, wordplay, and versatility, then please, bite us with those beats again, and may we never heal! ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal’, is technically not an album, but a mixtape, which remains faithful to the nostalgic mixtape format in that each track is less than 3 minutes long, and explores an array of moods, tones, and topics allowing Doechii to flex her versatility, display her quirky personality, or muse in moments of deep introspection...
Honourable Mention: Ghetts gifts substance with a little bit of greaze, ‘On Purpose with Purpose’
Social politically charged ‘Double Standards’ is a stark dissection of structural imbalance and hypocritical judgements dependent on differing demographics and their perceived stereotypes. Ghetts notes how people are profiled from their names alone, we’re reminded of diaspora wars at a time where it was cool to be Caribbean and shameful to admit African heritage...
Do-si-do’s & Hybrid Flows: Act II ‘Cowboy Carter’, By Beyoncé
The Super Bowl of Boybands, & Celebrating 30 Years of ‘Express Yourself Clearly’ Album
* NEW SINGLE * Top Girl NoLay breaks down going from ‘Nothing to Something’
A Sweet Sorrowful Serenade from Tyler, the Creator (Deep Dive)
Lets take a closer look at Tyler's trajectory from budding artist to musician in full bloom, and while we're here lets celebrate the musical maverick's phenomenal and poignant single and video for 'Sorry Not Sorry', taken from his recently released deluxe album 'Call Me if You Get Lost: The Estate Sale'
Eli Cripps asks – ‘What Did You Do?’
As Eli embodies her cathartic realisation, her voice ascends to a strong, operatic soprano key, as she asks repeatedly “What role did you play”? The effect of Eli’s powerful hums juxtaposed with the dramatic instrumental as we approach the bridge of the song, is chilling and hauntingly beautiful as the pureness and clarity of Eli’s delivery is simply breath-taking...










