lyrics reviews and song meanings
How would you describe ‘perfection?’ What would you consider ‘perfect?’ When would you consider yourself ‘perfect?’ The answers to these questions are not that easy. But when you do find the answer within yourself, your life will be a whole lot easy. This is what Anne-Marie is trying to help us find in the new…
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Ariana Grande premiered the much-awaited music video for “Breathin” from her ‘Sweetener’ album. The song was released worldwide a couple of weeks back and received much appreciation from the critiques on the subject discussed in the song. In the new video, Ariana Grande looks absolutely stunning as she draws a picture of a clouded mind….
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Lil Peep just re-released a 2015 track and the world is going crazy. The new single is titled “Life Is Beautiful” and the song speaks of all the ironies of this title in the real world. What starts as “isn’t life beautiful” turns into a “isn’t life horrible” towards the end of the song, and Lil…
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Imagine Dragons have released their fourth and final single for their upcoming fourth studio album ‘Origins.’ The new single “Bad Liar” takes a spin on a failed relationship as it is difficult for either party to charade on with a hopeless love life. The upcoming album also contains hits such as “Zero,” “Born to Be…
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Shawn Mendes and Khalid have teamed up to deliver an important message to the world with their brand new collaboration “Youth.” This track is a true dedication to all the youngsters out there-breaking boundaries, stereotypes and conquering the world. “Youth” single gives an important message to all the youngsters out there: never stop working towards…
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Hailee Steinfeld is one of the many artists featured in the upcoming movie ‘Bumblebee’ based on the ‘Transformers’ movie franchise. She is the lead female role in the movie playing ‘Charlie Watson,’ along with co-stars such as John Cena, Peter Cullen, Megyn Price and more. The “Starving” singer is also featured on the official soundtrack…
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Karol G and Maluma feature in the latest sensation of Spanish Pop music. The new single and video “Créeme” has racked up over 23 million views within 3 days of release. Why? Because the lyrics are smooth like the whiskey Maluma is sipping in the video. And Karol G is looking very hot and sexy…
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Ariana Grande is obviously having a bad year in 2018. However, she is trying to sprinkle a bit of positivity on her life and her perspective in the brand new single “thank u, next” released today. “Thank u, next” was released minutes before Saturday Night Live on November 3rd aired, in which Pete Davidson had…
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Clean Bandit makes a return from her massive hit “Solo” featuring Demi Lovato, to tell a story of two lovers. The new single “Baby” features vocals by Marina and Luis Fonsi. The song was released along with a brand new music video, that explains the plot of the lyrics very well. “Baby” is from Clean…
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Carly Rae Jepsen’s comeback single is both catchy and intuitive. “Party For One” celebrates self-time and self-appreciation. Releasing the new single Jepsen commented that the song represents a lot of her upcoming fourth studio album. “To me ‘Party For One’ is an anthem of what it is to celebrate time with yourself, which is a…
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