Taylor Swift continues to drift toward the kind of airy, hedonistic vapidity that her younger self would have rejected.
Beautiful Trauma is an apt title for P!nk’s seventh effort, an album that bounces wildly between hope and despair.
On Younger Now, Miley reflects on mistakes and embraces positive possibilities. But she also reflects on other embraces that aren’t …
Demi Lovato recently said her latest album is “more mature.” Is that a good thing?
Catchy, yes. But a worthy message about loving yourself is buried in the song’s problems.
Camila Cabello’s latest hit reminisces about Cuba and kindles a forbidden relationship with a “malo” man.
Thomas Rhett’s chart-topping third album brims with new sounds that deliver familiar country messages—for better, and for worse.
Success hasn’t made Sam Smith less melancholy. But it has given him a bigger platform for his progressive perspective.
Maroon 5 teams up with R&B singer SZA in this suggestive lyrical glimpse at the game of love.
Fifth Harmony might be down a member. But the sultry, sensual song remains the same.
Taylor Swift’s latest takes vicious aim at her haters, at fame and perhaps at … herself.
Halsey chronicles her failed romantic relationships with both men and women in “Bad at Love.”
Aly & AJ are back with a new single and a new attitude.
Justin Bieber hopes to maintain a friendship after a breakup. Is that an innocent request or something more problematic?
Kesha’s latest, deeply personal effort veers wildly between hurt and hope, vulgarity and profundity, philosophy and hedonism.