Jackson Greer is a High School English Teacher in the suburbs of Texas. He lives in Coppell, Texas with his wife, Clara. They love debating whether or not to get another cat and reading poetry together. Also, he is a former employee of Focus on the Family’s Parenting Department.
The anguish of Kahan’s past relationship produces an appealing folk song, though his attempts to solve his problems often lead to more pain.
Nihilistic despair overpowers the philosophical musings here. In the end, we are left with only violence and hopelessness.
Jason Mraz’s latest channels his characteristic positivity into optimism, encouragement and … a bit of pantheistic dabbling.
On High Off Life, Future returns with a superhuman commitment to hedonism and addictive behavior.
The pop diva returns to familiar territory with dance club melodrama alongside characteristic bizarre portrayals of emotional distress and deep longing.
Paramour’s lead singer steps out with a gritty solo debut that explores the sharp edges of brokenness and the beauty of hope.
After Hours boasts an innovative sound, but it remains the same story fueled by explicit depictions of sex and failed love.
Dua Lipa’s second effort delivers mixed messages when it comes to emotional independence and physical intimacy.
Ed Sheeran’s collaboration with many popular rappers pushes his sixth album in more problematic directions.
