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The former Fifth Harmony singer's ecstatic sophomore album finds her in the sway of new love with a candid pop sophistication.
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On his Mr. 305 label debut, the Miami rapper and friends deliver heady, beat-driven reggaeton and Latin rap wedded to soul, funk, and rock grooves.
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The former One Direction singer's full-length debut mines hip-hop and electronic for his pop confections.
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A cast recording of a musical of Alanis Morissette's 1995 blockbuster polishes away many of the original's quirks.
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Assortment of 1992-1997 hits and rarities that will appeal most to collectors who pick up the 7" carrying-case edition.
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The composer celebrates the adventurous and traditional facets of his music by reinterpreting his career highlights.
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Stylistically all-over-the-place to the point of disjointed, this lengthy posthumous collection from late rapper quickly loses cohesion.
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The rap supergroup's third full-length of 2019 is a bit more true to life than their usual comic-inspired output.
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June 7, 2005
The first solo album by the guitarist in 18 years is a fantastic concept album full of 15 that celebrates the disappeared Mexican-American Los Angeles neighborhood bulldozed in backroom deal and resulted in Dodgers Stadium. He portrays the flavor, times, culture, chaos, and corruption of post-war LA, and its many characters and myths, that slip in and out of a steamy, dreamy, mix of corridos, Latin swing, guarachas, polkas, jump boogie, and R&B tunes.
April, 1990
After a relatively short stint with the Waterboys, songwriter Karl Wallinger's solo outlet found it's most multi-color and Beatlesesque moods on 1990 sophomore album Goodbye Jumbo. In addition to bittersweet maximal '60s pop on wistful singles like "Way Down Now" and "Put The Message In The Box," the album also touched on woozy saloon waltzes and and orchestral pop miniatures.
