Nick Hakim is out looking for himself
On his latest album, I Can See, New York musician Nick Hakim navigates the complex intersection of sobriety, creative evolution, and the search for clarity.
Gracie Abrams’ ‘Daughter from Hell’ Struggles to Find Its Voice
Gracie Abrams’ third album, ‘Daughter from Hell,’ feels like a dated relic of the COVID-era pop landscape, failing to elevate its themes beyond vague melodrama.
Suki Waterhouse Lacks Artistic Perspective on ‘Loveland’
Suki Waterhouse’s third album, ‘Loveland,’ struggles to find a cohesive identity, leaving the listener with a collection of polished but hollow pop tracks.
Kevin Morby’s Roadside Poetry: Finding Magic in the Wide Open
On his eighth solo album, Little Wide Open, Kevin Morby reflects on the life of a touring musician, the weight of the road, and finding peace in the vast American landscape.