Genre: Pop Release: July 15, 2022 Song Length: 12 songs, 35 minutes

Genre: Pop Release: November 24, 2014 Song Length: 16 songs, 56 minutes

Genre: Singer/Songwriter Release: December 9, 2022 Song Length: 14 songs, 47 minutes

Genre: R&B/Soul Release: July 15, 2022 Song Length: 13 songs, 41 minutes

Genre: Pop - Pre-Release Release: July 15, 2022 Song Length: 22 songs, 1 hour, 7 minutes

Genre: Pop Release: November 5, 2002 Song Length: 13 songs, 1 hour, 3 minutes

Genre: Pop Latino Release: July 13, 2022 Song Length: 6 songs, 17 minutes

Genre: Singer/Songwriter Release: July 13, 2022 Song Length: 8 songs, 38 minutes

Korean -American singer DeVita has brought into being an exceptional EP titled “American Gothic,” where she has taken part even in composing in all of the seven tracks, throwing limelight on her multi-faceted qualities. The title track “Bonnie & Clyde” consists of an alluring lyrical composition alongside her ear-pleasing vocals, making it a true masterpiece. Adding on to the sultry vocals of the track is the music video which adds a theatrical element to it, talking about being passionately in love, to the point of being obsessive over the love that is growing within the relationship: “Boy, you’ll be the death of me/ And the way that we ride is dangerous/ But you holding me down/ Right hand to the gun/ Don’t care what I’ve become.” Aside from the main title track, the following two songs also serve as perfect examples of how her b-sides also enhance the euphonic and alluring quality of the EP. "Eat Your Heart Out, Buddy Kane" is a track in which she captivates the hearts of all by delivering an aesthetically pleasing song entwining with an excellent cinematographic essence. DeVita, alongside JAY PARK, also delivers the track "Cheese In The Trap" that talks about the feeling of being entrapped within one’s love and of how addictive it can still be! Jay Park’s and DeVita’s soft rap skills fit into the track impeccably, bringing out the R&B flair of the song adeptly.

The singer has released a compilation album titled "Lalalalovesongs," which features his love tunes and “I feel so LaLaLaLucky to share these songs again on this new album,” Mraz said in a statement. The 12-track album features Mraz’s worldwide smash "I'm Yours," which ranks as the most-streamed track He rose to prominence with the release of his debut studio album, "Waiting for My Rocket to Come," in

Genre: R&B/Soul Release: July 8, 2022 Song Length: 33 songs, 1 hour, 50 minutes

For her major-label debut, Raveena plays the role of Asha, a cosmic princess from ancient Punjab, whose quest is coloured by breezy R&B, Neptunes-era pop, Bollywood soundtracks and South Asian traditional instruments. It’s a heady mix, but the brilliance of Asha’s Awakening is how it blends these separate pieces into the joy of a pop record. It opens with her most immediate tracks to date. "Rush" and ‘Secret’ are minimal and lively earworms, carried by fantastic melodies and Raveena’s flirtatious vocal delivery. The latter has a laidback Vince Staples feature that’s perfect for a song with so much groove and negative space. "Kathy Left 4 Kathmandu" stands out from this first batch of upbeat offerings, playing with the ‘mystic healer’ archetype in it’s tale of a westerner gentrifying Indian spiritualism on her gap year. Raveena jokes, over phasing guitars and improvised bass licks. After a bubbly first half, "Asha’s Awakening" gradually becomes loose and explorative. "Asha’s Kiss" is a gorgeous jazzy ballad with Asha Puthli, a personal hero of Raveena’s, whose early pop fusions act as a blueprint for a record like this. Elsewhere, Raveena reflects on having an abortion at twenty-one on "Time Flies," with quiet optimism and even thanks. There’s a rare kind of positivity to her music that she explores with skill. The back half features a dreamlike collection of R&B songs, returning to the sound of her early material with easy familiarity. There’s enough subtle interplay to ground this hazy section in something tangible.

Genre: Pop Release: December 2, 2022 Song Length: 16 songs, 54 minutes

It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a full-length album from J.Holiday. Though he generously released a mixtape "Baecation" in 2020, the Grammy-nominated has released his new album His album “Time” focuses on the nuances of time. A calculated play on words, this album highlights the one word that we were all forced to pay closer

Genre: Alternative Release: July 8, 2022 Song Length: 16 songs, 1 hour, 3 minutes

Genre: Singer/Songwriter Release: July 8, 2022 Song Length: 11 song, 42 minutes

Genre: Alternative Release: July 5, 2022 Song Length: 17 songs, 1 Hour

Genre: R&B/Soul Release: November 25, 2022 Song Length: 5 songs, 13 minutes

Despite 2018's "Be The Cowboy" becoming the singer-songwriter’s most successful album yet, she announced with the pandemic: It took roughly two years to craft what would be her newly released sixth studio album However, it’s also led to her safest album yet—one that feels easily outshined by her previous material On earlier albums like "Puberty 2" and "Bury Me At Makeout Creek," you can feel Mitski inviting you into

Genre: Pop Release: November 25, 2022 Song Length: 7 songs, 21 minutes