Sam Franzini

Dua Saleh talks to Best Fit about being in their feelings at the dawn of the end of the world.

Bird’s Eye is a portrait of Ravyn Lenae's willingness to push herself.

Delightfully angsty and reflective, indie rocker Humane The Moon's "Tear It Down" lands like a solemn but eager meditation on a relationship, ready to knock down the past but hesitant to build anew.

Vertigo comes together a little randomly, as all debut pop albums do – a broad smattering of Griff's work

ELIO's debut something in the air is a mixed bag – but represents a solid step forward in terms of confidence and writing.

The singer’s fifth album might just be her strongest foot forward.

Time Ain’t Accidental is an endlessly charming record, which finds Jess Williamson mixing heart, humour, and personal growth into one complex and ambitious work.

The artistic reinvention promised with PORTALS' fantastical and imaginative cover art fails to go all the way.

As Miss Grit, Korean-American artist Margaret Sohn finds power and liberation in artificiality, adopting a cyborg persona to go beyond the limits of identity.

There are no hits on TRUSTFALL. Zero songs you’d include on a list about how unique an artist P!nk is.