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Reviews tagged “single”
OCT 27 2026POPPixie McCann — “It's Pixie”A short, sharp calling card, not yet proof.3
OCT 26 2026INDIE ROCKMattiel — “Heartbreak Heatwave”A good song with a real grudge in it.3.5
OCT 15 2026ART POPNow, Now — “Slide”Sleek, controlled, and a little airless.3.5
OCT 15 2026HIP-HOPAndo San — “March For Me”The intent lands. The proof is the next record.3.5
OCT 14 2026R&BSnoh Aalegra — “Karma”One line, no filler, three years of silence answered.3.5
OCT 8 2026R&BNia Smith — “Mr.Right”A small, exact song about being left out of love3.5
OCT 6 2026POPAlex Burey — “Chocolate”Pitched down and sax-lit, better than the trick deserves.3.5
OCT 5 2026ART POPPetra — “Zeppelin”One clear thought, and a voice carrying all of it.3.5
SEP 29 2026INDIE ROCKMia Joy — “Comet”Warm and weightless, and over in three minutes.3.5
SEP 24 2026INDIE ROCKAlice Barlow — “Garden”A home recording with an immodest subject, and it holds.4
SEP 23 2026ART POPJane Remover — “Beauty Sleep”A pop song that argues with itself and wins.4
SEP 22 2026ART POPJulia Wolf — “Lamb”Two minutes, one handoff, and the fear lands.3.5
SEP 21 2026FOLKJosephine Illingworth — “Who Burnt the Mountain”Aimed anger, a Himalayan voice, and a co-credit worth keeping3.5
SEP 18 2026R&BRaveena — “Blissed Out”Grief held up to the light, then let go.3.5
SEP 17 2026COUNTRYJulia Cumming — “Mom, I'm Going Back To Therapy”A good joke that knows where the sadness lives.3.5
SEP 16 2026ART POPCharlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul — “Googoo Gaga”Dance music for the drained, and the floor holds.3.5
SEP 16 2026INDIE ROCKKevin Morby — “PBJ”A leftover worth keeping: windows down, air conditioning up.3.5
SEP 14 2026INDIE ROCKSex Week — “Life Is A Circle”Recorders, 808s, a horse. The collapse is the point.3.5
SEP 10 2026POPDJ Suzy — “so sw33t”The verse earns the re-release, and little else does.3.5
SEP 5 2026ELECTRONICDJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ — “Junior Beat”Good, not great: the puppet wins, the extended mix does not.3.5
SEP 1 2026ELECTRONICGeorge FitzGerald — “The Ladder”A patient climb that earns its late payoff.3.5
