Lorde returned to the Netherlands, 013 in Tilburg to be exact, for the Melodrama world tour. Read what went down during her show. Continue reading
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Concert Review: Lorde at 013, Tilburg
Tag Archives: Lorde
Album Review: Lorde – Melodrama
New Zealand pop star Lorde takes risks on hard hitting sophomore album Melodrama. Continue reading
Single Review: Lorde – Perfect Places
In two weeks from now Lorde’s sophomore album Melodrama will drop and she now gives us second single ‘Perfect Places’. Continue reading
Single Review: Lorde – Liability
Lorde drops another new track from her upcoming sophomore album Melodrama. Continue reading
A Bit of Pop Music’s Fan Panel discusses: Lorde – Green Light
Lorde received raving reviews for her new single ‘Green Light’, but what does our panel think of the track? Continue reading
Single Review: Lorde – Green Light
Lorde is finally back! The New Zealand pop star released her brand new single ‘Green Light’ Continue reading
10 pop acts we need back in our lives ASAP
We have been waiting for new material by these artists for quite a while and we want it NOW! Continue reading
The best pop singles of 2015
2015 has been a great year for popular music! We saw a lot of amazing artists come back and new talents making their way to the top. It’s that time of the year again where we decide what were the best pop moments in 2015. This is A Bit of Pop Music’s Top 50 of Best Singles of the Year where we go from The Weeknd to Jess Glynne and Adele to Justin Bieber! Continue reading
The best pop videos of 2015
2015 has been a great year for popular music! We saw a lot of amazing artists come back and new talents making their way to the top. It’s that time of the year again where we decide what were the … Continue reading
Album Review: Disclosure – Caracal
Disclosure brings enjoyable, but risk free second album
DJ duo Disclosure had their big break in 2012 when their remix of Jessie Ware’s ‘Runnin” caught a lot of buzz online. They followed this up with single ‘Latch’, a collaboration with Sam Smith, and from that moment on there was no turning back. ‘White Noise’ with AlunaGeorge and ‘You & Me’ featuring Eliza Doolittle became even bigger hits and their debut album Settle, released in 2013, became a worldwide hit. It’s always hard to follow up such a huge success, but with the release of their sophomore record, Caracal, they prove their popularity did not decline as it entered the UK album charts at the first spot. But is it a success in terms of artistic progression as well?
