What if we’re all heroes in our own movie? That’s the intriguing premise behind Adam Young’s inspiring new album, Cinematic.
Cardi B joins Adam Levine and Co. for a song and video that pretend to offer empowerment but actually don’t.
Love and lust, hope and heartbreak get all tangled up on Shawn Mendes’ third, self-titled effort.
Jennifer Lopez’s latest caters to the empty idea that money and materialism are all that matters.
On Charlie Puth’s second effort, he can’t seem to decide if he’s more interested in being sweet or seductive.
It’s been six years since we heard from Christina. But little has changed regarding her willingness to exploit her sensuality.
Shawn Mendes joins forces with R&B singer Khalid to boldly declare a message of determination amid terror and tragedy.
Janelle Monáe’s latest is a compelling, complicated case study in contradictions when it comes to love and freedom.
Ariana Grande’s first new song since the Manchester bombing last year mostly majors in positivity and looking forward.
The latest hit from this former One Direction singer begins lustily but takes a surprising turn toward commitment after that.
The latest hit from this Australian boy band involves two people whose romance has devolved from vows to vindictiveness.
As musical escapes go, this one gets a mixed review.
Meghan Trainor returns with another empowerment anthem undermined by some mixed messages in its video’s visuals.
This up-and-coming Australian indie artist majors in sweet sentiments and dabbles in some mild sensuality as well.
Tender love songs are in the minority on a soundtrack that more often mirrors the R-rated content of the film …