A few bumps rattle Daughtry’s Cage. But this rocker’s first effort in five years mostly majors on optimism and courage.
Kenny Chesney’s love for St. John island permeates this tribute to breezy Caribbean life in all its virtues and vices.
Scorpion is an apt title Drake’s fifth album: Anyone who listens can’t help but feel its sting.
Brendon Urie’s latest effort may be his most positive yet. But that doesn’t mean it’s free from problems to address.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé have some profound things to say about life and marriage here … and more than a few …
Christina Aguilera’s eighth studio effort is all about reinvention—in some good ways and some explicit ones.
Kanye West’s latest album has some genuinely nice moments … and some of his most disturbingly problematic lyrics ever.
What if we’re all heroes in our own movie? That’s the intriguing premise behind Adam Young’s inspiring new album, Cinematic.
Love and lust, hope and heartbreak get all tangled up on Shawn Mendes’ third, self-titled effort.
On Charlie Puth’s second effort, he can’t seem to decide if he’s more interested in being sweet or seductive.
On Post Malone’s second effort, he does whatever he wants—though unbridled hedonism clearly isn’t making him happy.
Positive themes outweigh problems on Keith Urban’s latest. But there’s still enough sippin’ ‘n’ swearin’ to warrant a warning.
Janelle Monáe’s latest is a compelling, complicated case study in contradictions when it comes to love and freedom.
There’s no life experience that can’t be marinated in alcohol, if you take Jason Aldean’s songs here at face value.
Cardi B’s nonstop vulgarity might just make you feel as if she’s invaded your privacy.