The Backstreet Boys’ chart-topping comeback album bounces between love and lust, maturity and immaturity.
Ariana Grande’s latest bling-filled effort tries to convince listeners that money really can buy happiness.
Maggie Rogers’ owes her big break to Pharrell Williams. But her voice makes it obvious why she got noticed.
Maren Morris encourages women to accept themselves when they don’t feel perfect … in a song and a video that …
Chris Brown can’t quite bring himself to commit to the woman he’s already sleeping with in “Undecided.”
Ariana’s back with another song about emotional and physical intimacy. But this time around, it’s not all about the latter.
Growing up, and breaking up, can both be hard to do—lessons Alessia Cara sings about on her sophomore effort.
Mark Ronson teams up with Miley Cyrus to offer a grim glimpse at a broken romance … and a broken …
Mumford & Sons’ latest, by the band’s own admission, deals with the “four Ds”: death, divorce, drugs and depression.
Imagine Dragons returns with another paradox-filled journey through the messy intersection of grief and hope.
Kane Brown’s sound pushes country’s sonic boundaries. His messages? A more familiar mix of positive and problematic.
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi unintentionally reminds us of the emotional trials of intimacy outside marriage.
Ariana Grande’s surprise breakup anthem jarringly blends profanity and positivity.
This chart-topping hit from the soundtrack to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse includes some content that isn’t kids’ stuff.
The breakthrough hit from this 17-year-old singer is beautiful, sad and unsettling all at once.