The first single from this former One Direction member splits the difference between love and lust.
Mandisa’s latest gives us an intimate glimpse at her hard but redemptive journey through a season of grief and depression.
Selena Gomez’s latest single is mildly suggestive. Its video? A whole lot more so.
Paramore’s latest album wades through loss, heartbreak and bitterness … without ever really turning a hopeful corner.
Harry Styles’ debut is as melancholy and muted as his former band’s love songs were, at times, earnest and enthusiastic.
Is Miley Cyrus growing up? “Malibu” suggests the answer to that question might be yes. (Well, maybe.)
Imagine Dragons’ latest is another exercise in sorta: sorta pop, sorta rock, sorta rap. Sorta spiritual. Sorta positive. Sorta vague.
The latest single from the three sisters who comprise Haim finds a young woman desperately trying to rectify a romantic …
Imagine Dragons’ latest track indulges an adolescent fantasy: getting even by getting famous.
Charlie Puth’s latest mixes the ingredients for an incendiary breakup: intimacy, jealousy, manipulation and stalking.
Shawn Mendes’ latest insists that reckless decisions made under the influence of infatuation don’t really matter.
Harry Styles’ melancholy, apocalyptic solo debut sounds like something you’d expect from Imagine Dragons, not One Direction.
Is this surging EDM duo’s full-length debut more helpful and hopeful than it is bleak and bitter?
Voice alum RaeLynn’s country debut brims with self-respect, hard-won wisdom and only a few wild moments.
The first big hit from this alternative band that’s not from Portugal proffers a fuzzily vague political perspective.