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“53.49” is the twelfth and final track on Childish Gambino’s 2020 album ‘03.15.20.’ In this song, we hear Childish Gambino singing of enjoying life as is, and being stress-free. Gambino announced the release of his fourth studio album project on a new website ‘DonaldGloverPresents.com.’ Initially, the entire album was put on the website and taken…
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“12.38” is the fourth track on Childish Gambino’s 2020 album ‘03.15.20.’ This song is one of the two collaborations on the album, featuring 21 Savage and Kadhja Bonet. Childish Gambino announced the release of his fourth studio album project on a new website ‘DonaldGloverPresents.com.’ Initially, the entire album was put on the website and taken…
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“Time” is the third track on Childish Gambino’s 2020 album ‘03.15.20.’ This song features singer Ariana Grande, one of the only two collaborations on the album. Both artists sing about the fragile nature of this world, and the only thing certain in this world is that “time is running out” every second. Childish Gambino announced…
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“Algorhythm” is the second track on Childish Gambino’s 2020 album ‘03.15.20.’ The song explores a bizarre mix of experimental sounds jumping hoops through different genres of music. Childish Gambino announced the release of his fourth studio album project on a new website ‘DonaldGloverPresents.com.’ Initially, the entire album was put on the website and taken down…
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In times of grief and sorrow, we often turn to music. “Heal the World” was Michael Jackson’s cry for the planet Earth and its children. The song’s relevance keeps on growing every passing day, as human values deteriorate and Earth’s destruction skyrockets. “Heal the World” was released as the fifth single off of Michael Jackson’s…
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“Heather” is the tenth track on Conan Gray’s 2020 debut studio album ‘Kid Krow.’ The song makes the artist want to “decompose and melt“ himself and he invites us to join him. Well, why not! In a previous article, we looked at “Wish You Were Sober,” also from ‘Kid Krow.’ “Heather,” too, flows in a…
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Taylor Swift and Kanye West have been feuding with each other ever since we can remember. The clash between the two Pop and Hip-hop giants began back in 2009 at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) where Kanye interrupted Taylor’s acceptance speech for ‘Best Female Video.’ However, things escalated to a whole new level when…
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“Until I Bleed Out” is the fourteenth and final track on The Weeknd’s 2020 album ‘After Hours.’ The final verdict of the album leaves us with some positive hope for The Weeknd and his substance abuse as he takes a stance to say “I don’t need it.” ‘After Hours‘ is The Weeknd’s fourth studio album…
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“In Your Eyes” is the tenth track on The Weeknd’s 2020 album ‘After Hours.’ The song finds The Weeknd in a confessional mode of being scared to get involved with the person he loves. ‘After Hours‘ is The Weeknd’s fourth studio album released on March 20, 2020. The album produced singles such as “Blinding Lights,”…
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“Save Your Tears” is the eleventh track on The Weeknd’s 2020 album ‘After Hours.’ The song narrates a personal experience of The Weeknd with an ex-girlfriend. As usual, Abel is the villain in this love story too. ‘After Hours‘ is The Weeknd’s fourth studio album released on March 20, 2020. The album produced singles such…
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