Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: March 29th 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Hillary Scott– You Can Rest (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: March 29th 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Hillary Scott– You Can Rest (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: June 21st 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Lady A– Summer State Of Mind (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: June 10th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lady A – What A Song Can Do – Single (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group LCC
Release Date: April 1st 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Thomas Rhett – Where We Started (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: October 22nd 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Brett Young– Brett Young & Friends Sing the Christmas Classics (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: October 22nd 2021
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lady A – What A Song Can Do (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Apart from death and taxes, I reckon there’s at least one other thing that is true in the world, no matter what. And it is that Taylor Swift is one of the most prolific, though-provoking, skilful, confronting, and inspiring songwriters of the modern music era. Her vocals as an artist are great too, compelling, stirring and quite heavenly really; but I believe that it is Taylor’s nuanced, level-headed, honest, personal, emotional, and empathetic narrative storytelling… that really cements her place in this list of influential artists of all time. It is the song-writing in my opinion that also lands her as one of the most relatable people in the world at the moment. There seriously isn’t anything to dislike about Taylor Swift (name me one thing- with evidence! I’ll keep waiting!), and her songs throughout her discography has received widespread listener, critical and commercial acclaim. Taylor has broken a lot of Guinness World Records for her music, and she is one of the best-selling artists of today. With Taylor being prominent throughout her career in the genres of country, pop and folk; it is her down-to-earth nature, her humbleness and her kindness that seems to win fans over. And as for me and my listening experience to Taylor’s discography over the past couple of weeks; can I say that I am now a bona-fide fan of hers? Of her song writing and of her singing? Taylor has accomplished a lot in her 15 years in the spotlight, and she has grown up immensely. Granted, she’s grown up primarily in the spotlight and in the public eye, however I reckon that the way that she has handled criticism and haters has been full of professionalism, poise, and grace. The way she tackled the masters’ controversy in 2019 was quite mature, firm, and assertive, and made me respect her all the more. But for me my love for Taylor’s music and her storytelling, is embedded in her songs and how deep she dives. Every Taylor Swift song means something to someone- and that is what I reckon is so profound, special and beautiful about everything that Taylor releases.
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Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: September 17th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Carly Pearce– 29: Written In Stone (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: August 6th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Thomas Rhett– Redneck Be Like (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Big Machine Label Group
Release Date: June 25th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Lady A– What A Song Can Do: Chapter One (Amazon mp3/iTunes)