Billie Marten shows off wisdom and talent beyond her years on debut album. Continue reading
Album Review: Billie Marten – Writing of Blues and Yellows
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Album Review: Delta Goodrem – Wings of the Wild
It has taken her a while, but Delta Goodrem is finally back with her brand new fifth album, Wings of the Wild. Continue reading
Album of the Week: Hannah Georgas – For Evelyn
Hannah Georgas goes through emotional journey on new electronic pop album For Evelyn. Continue reading
Album Review: Tom Odell – Wrong Crowd
Tom Odell releases his second studio album this week. He shows growth on Wrong Crowd. Continue reading
Album Review: All Saints – Red Flag
It took them ten years, but the ladies of All Saints are back with a brand new album! Continue reading
Album Review: Gwen Stefani – This Is What The Truth Feels Like
We had to wait ten years for it, but Gwen Stefani finally released her third solo album! Continue reading
Album Review: AURORA – All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend
After a long string of singles AURORA finally released her debut album! Continue reading
Album Review: Sia – This Is Acting (track by track)
Sia is back with an album full of tracks she wrote for other artists. Here is a track by track review! Continue reading
Album Review: Justin Bieber – Purpose
Justin Bieber looks back on his troubled past while making big progression in terms of sound. Continue reading
Album Review: Seinabo Sey – Pretend
Attitude and emotions on Seinabo Sey’s soulful debut album
Seinabo Sey came seemingly out of nowhere when her single ‘Younger’ became an international hit. The track gained her rave reviews and recognition in her home country Sweden, but did not really take off over the borders until the hot Norwegian producer Kygo remixed the track (not that it really needed a remix, but it helped her career internationally so why not?). It was number 1 in Norway for weeks and other countries showed some love as well. After the release of the EP’s For Madeleine and For Maudo, dedicated to and named after her parents, it is finally time for her first full length record called Pretend, released on the 23rd of October.