Cardi B’s lusty love letter to money and materialism pushes the boundaries in evermore explicit directions.
Switchfoot powerfully reminds us of the language God speaks to us and wants us to speak to others: love.
This chart-topping hit from the soundtrack to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse includes some content that isn’t kids’ stuff.
The breakthrough hit from this 17-year-old singer is beautiful, sad and unsettling all at once.
Mumford & Sons’ latest marks a return to the redemptive, spiritual themes that marked the British band’s early efforts.
Avril Lavigne nearly lost her battle with Lyme disease. Now she’s singing about crying out to God to save her.
Carrie Underwood’s latest offers a stirring call to love, though it only partially reflects a biblical understanding of that virtue.
Everyone wants a happy ending. But sometimes the path to happiness traverses the shadowy valley of sadness first.
Kane Brown’s sound may sport a chill, pop-ish vibe. But his lyrics still major in some very country-esque indulgences.
The beats in Travis Scott’s latest offer some diversity. Its explicit themes do not.
DJ Khaled teams up with Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper and Quavo as they all try to woo the same …
Imagine Dragons’ latest reflects on the glory of winning … and the price people pay to achieve it.
Ariana Grande’s latest single suggests that a woman’s sexuality is worthy of worship.
