This chart-topping hit from rapper Post Malone either embraces hedonism or satirically critiques it—but it’s not clear which.
Profane, dehumanizing degradation of women is the name of the game on rapper G-Eazy’s latest hit.
The soundtrack to this Disney Channel movie surprisingly packs in more problems than the story that inspired it.
Jay Z apologizes to his wife for his infidelity and sings the praises of family and fatherhood … using lots …
Rapper Cardi B may be the genre’s new queen bee. But her explicit vulgarity and hyperbolic bravado is hardly new.
The first single from this former One Direction member splits the difference between love and lust.
Linkin Park’s latest trades anger and angst for humility and maturity. (Well, mostly.)
Imagine Dragons’ latest is another exercise in sorta: sorta pop, sorta rock, sorta rap. Sorta spiritual. Sorta positive. Sorta vague.
Rapper Kendrick Lamar’s fourth effort veers wildly between the spiritual and the carnal, the profound and the profane.
Drake’s self-described “playlist” unloads 22 tracks that meander from melancholy insight to profanity-drenched braggadocio.
Rapper Lecrae’s latest encourages us to cultivate humility, work hard, trust God and count our blessings.
Rapper J. Cole’s fourth effort tells the profanity-riddled tale of a man desperately trying to break the cycle of crime …
Breaking up has always been hard. But it’s even worse when you start brainstorming what your ex might be doing …
“Bad Things” romanticizes and rationalizes a volatile and destructive relationship.
Macklemore’s latest social-issue song shines an autobiographical light on the important issue of prescription medication abuse.