Mental Health — John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band vs. Kids See Ghosts
Ocean is probably the most unique artist of our generation and Blonde cemented it
Frank Ocean — Blonde
Genre (s): R&B, avant-garde soul, psychedelic pop
Tracklist: Here
The album under review, is titled Blonde (stylised as Blond) by African American artist Frank Ocean, released in 2016 by Blonded (Beats 1 radio show and label company, conducted by Ocean).
The album was issued in two different versions: the physical version in magazines (like Boys Don’t Cry, Ocean’s zine magazine) given away in pop-up stores around the country; and the digital one on iTunes (which is the version in review).
In this project, he exhibits all his vulnerability through true life episodes and pop culture references…
Let’s talk about Voodoo, a masterpiece as few other music works are
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D’Angelo — Voodoo
Genre(s): Neo soul, funk, soul, jazz
Tracklist: Here
The album under review is called Voodoo by African-American artist D’Angelo, released in 2000 by Virgin Records.
When I first discovered this album, from its cover it seemed to be something totally different from what I later found out, and it is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant and ambitious musical projects I have ever heard, both sonically and…
Love, Pain and Self Overcoming — Rumours vs. Melodrama
Protest and Awareness — Bringing It All Back Home vs. Let England Shake
Peace and War — What’s Going On vs. Game Theory
Unity and Spirituality — Songs In the Key of Life vs. Voodoo
Gender Equality — Tapestry vs. Lemonade
LGBTQ+ Community — Transformer vs. Dirty Computer
Identity and Irreverence — Low vs. Blonde
MikeSemantics
Hi!! My name’s Miguel and I’m a music and society writer, producer and multi-instrumentalist from Lisbon, Portugal. I hope that my writing will keep you busy :)
