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Victoria Monét - "Reach Out"
amazing track. feels short but we keep playing it
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Madonna - 'CONFESSIONS II'
we need madonna to get out of her house again and keep promoting this!!!!
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FLO - 'Therapy at the Club'
the new single is very good. leak it is still better but let's see. the cover is gorgeous
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Slayyyter - "brand new chanel$"
amazing. she can do no wrong. I love it! very instant. beat up chanel$ is still better for me but let's see how brand new lasts.
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Cardi B - "AH HA"
the pre chorus is amazing! she did it
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Do you miss Paloma Faith?
and cry baby deserved to be her biggest hit tbh
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Do you miss Paloma Faith?
she's not in that league anymore sadly but she releases something good from time to time
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Slayyyter - "brand new chanel$"
this is going to be a collapse
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Madonna - 'CONFESSIONS II'
definitely. it puts me in such a good mood instantly.
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Madonna - 'CONFESSIONS II'
when I needed this break I started listening to Erotica/Goodbye to Innocence/Justify My Love Orbit Mix. now I am hooked in new avatar but I keep streaming confessions.
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Slayyyter - "brand new chanel$"
waiting for this year's 4th of July just to record the mv for this being the beat up chanel$ counterpart. ugh, her mind
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Kelela - 'new avatar'
definitely her best album. skipless. kinda crazy I took more time to like this but it keeps getting better and better. I can't get enough of this. raven and TMA have bigger highs but there are lows that drags them both down. don't piss me off, crystallize, retaliation lullaby and the bridge are fantastic. career highlights. new life forms would be the only 8.5/9.0 from this album. everything would be a 9+ from this. i do agree she should go further in indie rock/industrial vein because this work will be phenomenal. I like how well balanced this record is and that's why it's my favorite by her.
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Fiona Apple's "Tidal" album turns 30
this album is phenomenal. her best of all time.
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Madonna - "Danceteria"
this is major
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Yves f/ PinkPantheress - "Soap"
why has nobody told me about this SOTY? omg a collapse