Atlantic Records
Release Date: June 10th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Kelly Clarkson – Kellyoke (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records
Release Date: June 10th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Kelly Clarkson – Kellyoke (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records
Release Date: April 29th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Colton Dixon – Build A Boat – Single (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records
Release Date: April 28th 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Ava Max– Maybe You’re The Problem (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Continue reading Ava Max – Maybe You’re The Problem (Single)
Atlantic Records / Hear It Loud / Fair Trade Services
Release Date: January 14th 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Skillet– Dominion (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records / Warner Music Nashville
Release Date: October 22nd 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Jessie James Decker– The Woman I’ve Become (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Continue reading Jessie James Decker – The Woman I’ve Become
Parlophone Records / Atlantic Records
Release Date: October 15th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Coldplay– Music Of The Spheres (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records
Release Date: September 15th 2021
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Skillet – Surviving The Game – Single (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Atlantic Records
Release Date: August 13th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Ben Platt– Reverie (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
I dunno if this thought can be a bit presumptuous, simplistic or even revolutionary, but I’ve realised that throughout the last 2 or so years of me blogging about specific artists in terms of their influence and impact on music, society, and music history as a whole, that pop music comes in various forms, and the various pop artists I’ve discussed in these blogs each employ a unique way of crafting their music within the confides of this three lettered word ‘pop’, and each of these artists I’ve listened to, have gained a greater appreciation and respect from myself. The piano pop of Delta Goodrem who delivers powerful ballads and has a big voice, is different from the pop of Kelly Clarkson that is as traditional as they come. Carly Rae Jepsen’s version of pop leans more EDM, while the 80s synthpop that has been prevalent in a lot of Bryan Adams material is on a different scale than anything else. Ed Sheeran’s pop lies more in the folk/acoustic/experimental category; and provides a unique way of how music from Britain is progressing at the moment, while John Farnham’s pop relies a lot on anthemic moments of emotion and heart, as big ballads consist of most of his discography. Each and every one of these artist’s way of delivering ‘pop’ is unique and distinct, and just like the musical genre of country, pop can be as vast, expansive, and confusing, especially when you are more gravitated towards a certain aspect within a certain genre compared to another. Pop has many fans, and I’ve been privileged enough to take a glimpse and snapshot into a genre that I still don’t know much about, even though I’ve discussed and blogged about more pop artists than any other artist in any other genre, in this blog series thus far.
Continue reading Momentous Mondays: Influential artists of the next 5-10 years – Week 45: Ava Max
Atlantic Records
Release Date: June 11th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Ava Max– EveryTime I Cry (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)