GENRE ARCHIVE
Pop
Every pop record we scored. Newest first.
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OCT 9 2026POPRemi Wolf — “Mud”Messier, sadder, sharper: Wolf's third is her clearest.4
OCT 6 2026POPAlex Burey — “Chocolate”Pitched down and sax-lit, better than the trick deserves.3.5
OCT 2 2026POPCarly Rae Jepsen — “Day and Night”Her longest album, and the one that lands hardest.4
SEP 27 2026POPJae Stephens — “AUDACITY”A confident debut that sometimes mistakes volume for argument.3.5
SEP 26 2026POPTinashe — “Popstar”The trilogy ends with her strangest, sharpest record yet.4.5
SEP 22 2026POPYAZ — “If We Don't Know Each Other”The hook earns the three and a half.3.5
SEP 22 2026POPno na — “island girl”The genre name is theirs. The record mostly earns it.4
SEP 21 2026POPMartin Luke Brown — “life & death etc”Warm, kind, and too polite to land the punch3.5
SEP 18 2026POPMiley Cyrus — “Bass Persuades”Fast record, sharp guests, one wasted slot.3.5
SEP 10 2026POPDJ Suzy — “so sw33t”The verse earns the re-release, and little else does.3.5
SEP 6 2026POPBeyoncé — “B'Day”The Spanish tracks earn the anniversary; the box does not.3.5
AUG 14 2026POPDent May — “The Big One”Eleven small songs, one big mood.3
JUL 3 2026POPJens Lekman — “Other People, Other Wedding Songs”Strong songs, generous guests, one long reception.3.5
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