Madonna’s latest careens between yearning for change and embracing naughty behavior as only the Material Girl can do.
Ariana Grande’s not afraid to stir up controversy by embracing new cultural norms and rejecting traditional ones.
Maren Morris’ second effort has some great things to say about marriage … and offers some sensual confessions about it …
The latest effort from Beyoncé’s younger sister delivers some positive messages … and some problematic ones, too.
Cardi B and Bruno Mars’ sensual collaboration leaves little to the imagination.
Nearly every song on Ariana Grande’s second album in six months is explicit, in both language and content.
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.
Kane Brown’s sound pushes country’s sonic boundaries. His messages? A more familiar mix of positive and problematic.
This chart-topping hit from the soundtrack to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse includes some content that isn’t kids’ stuff.
Questions and confessions, honesty and humility, faith and worship permeate Tori Kelly’s Gospel-infused second effort.
Anyone who listens to Sweetener will have to sift through some salt to get to the sugar.
Nicki Minaj’s latest effort, Queen, is enough to make those who listen feel royally exhausted.
Ariana Grande’s latest single suggests that a woman’s sexuality is worthy of worship.
Scorpion is an apt title Drake’s fifth album: Anyone who listens can’t help but feel its sting.
