“Early Twenties” is the debut LP of singer Cat Burns. After three EPs, she proves what she has to offer and gives a voice to all introverts.
“A Week in Nashville” is the first 2024 EP by Canadian singer Charlotte Cardin. After two albums, she previews new music to her fans.
Ashe Rae releases her third album “Wilson.” After a two-year hiatus, she is back and ready to conquer the music again under her terms.
“The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” is the debut album of Lauryn Hill. Once it hit the shelves, it was a gift but what followed was a curse.
“CXOXO” is the fourth album by Camila Cabello. After three Pop albums, Camila incorporates hip-hop elements and reinvents herself.
On 50th anniversary of Hip Hop look at how the 70s, the golden era, the 2010s, and the 2020s beat the odds to become the most powerful genre.
“Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers” vinyl is the fifth by Kendrick Lamar. Throughout 1885 days, he seeks therapy to break a generational curse.
“KEYS” is the 8th album by singer and producer Alicia. To celebrate 20 years of a fruitful career, she provides original & unlocked songs.
“Fire: Aries’ Songs” is one of 12 EPs by Birdy. After 4 LPs, she sorts her catalog and arranges it according to the twelve Zodiac signs.
Adele has kept her albums as a journal. From her debut album “19” to her sophmore “21” to “25.” Now, she is a woman who enters her 30s.
“When I Close My Eyes” is the sophomore effort of Chelsea Cutler. Throughout her journey, she follows key steps to make it as an artist.
The Hip-Hop beef of the ’80s created the “Bridge Wars,” and the Eastside vs. the Westside followed in the ’90s. Then, JAY-Z vs. Nas clashed.
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