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]]>Vampire Weekend’s comeback album was a genre-spanning, riff-packed record that established the Cape Cod band’s place in the indie scene. Father of the Bride is a mature, creative album packed full of catchy tunes and great lyrics.
James Blake’s Assume Form is a tender, passionate album containing some of Blake’s most gorgeous lyrics yet. “Lullaby For My Insomniac” is a particularly beautiful moment on the record that keeps listeners coming back for more.
Igor was an unexpected surprise from the loud and boisterous Tyler The Creator. The record was just as colorful as his previous works, only this time there was more depth and a whole host of talented collaborators.
Slowthai’s lyrics on Nothing Great About Britain shed a piercing light on a divided UK. Honest and cutting, the 2019 record pushed boundaries and sparked up discussion. A bold and brilliant rap album.
This year, Solange fully came into her own. When I Get Home mixes R&B with something dreamier and genre-defying. The immaculate album pushes boundaries and definitely deserves its place on this list.
MAGDALENE is a stunning album that explores the male gaze and the place of modern-day feminism. FKA Twigs is fierce here and unrelenting in her message.
2019 has been a busy year for Stormzy. In his vocal new album, Heavy Is The Head, Stormzy reflects on the year he has had. He also pauses to praise the underrepresented artists that have followed in his footsteps.
In 2019, Lizzo finally received the recognition she deserves. Cuz I Love You is a stunning R&B album that champions empowerment. For Lizzo, body positivity and self-love are more than buzzwords. It’s a way of life.
Norman F***ing Rockwell is a stunning record in which Lana Del Rey truly showcases her impressive vocal range and talents as a lyricist. It’s emotional, dead earnest, and a record that every young woman in her 20s needs to hear.
2019 was the year of Billie Eilish. Her debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? received enormous critical acclaim across the board and has been considered the voice of a generation as the decade comes to a close. The anxiety-fueled album sheds light on what it is like to be a teen growing up in the modern-day world and Eilish’s hauntingly beautiful voice guides us through. We can’t wait to see what Eilish will be bringing to the table in 2020.
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]]>To celebrate the year we’ve had so far, here’s a countdown of the ten best albums 2019 has bought us.
Let’s kick things off with the admirable rock album from alternative rock band, Cage The Elephant. Dynamic and grueling, Social Cues deserves its place on thist list.
Solange has truly established herself as a talented artist in her own right and makes it onto the list with her admirable R&B album When I Get Home.
Anderson Paak’s latest album was by no means his best, but it still ranks thanks to its creative mish-mash of R&B and hip-hop styles.
Vampire Weekend’s comeback album featured an expanded seven-person lineup and just under an hour’s worth of material.
The summer R&B album is lyrically powerful and musically exciting. IGOR taps in at number six.
Any other album from Beyonce would secure top spot, but the powerful live album takes number fiver.
Ariana Grande has had the world falling head-over-heels for her in 2019. Her sassy pop album did not let her fans down.
Bruce Springsteen’s 2019 album is one of the highlights of his career. It’s full of country throwbacks and surprises.
Billie Eilish’s highly-anticipated debut album harnesses the attitude of rock ‘n’ roll while also holding its own as a pop album alongside the likes of Ariana Grande.
Fierce, passionate and empowered, Lizzo’s Cuz I Love U steals the top spot with its self-love anthems and witty one-liners.
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]]>The post These Are Hot Pop Today’s Top 10 Albums of 2019 appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Vampire Weekend’s comeback album was a genre-spanning, riff-packed record that established the Cape Cod band’s place in the indie scene. Father of the Bride is a mature, creative album packed full of catchy tunes and great lyrics.
James Blake’s Assume Form is a tender, passionate album containing some of Blake’s most gorgeous lyrics yet. “Lullaby For My Insomniac” is a particularly beautiful moment on the record that keeps listeners coming back for more.
Igor was an unexpected surprise from the loud and boisterous Tyler The Creator. The record was just as colorful as his previous works, only this time there was more depth and a whole host of talented collaborators.
Slowthai’s lyrics on Nothing Great About Britain shed a piercing light on a divided UK. Honest and cutting, the 2019 record pushed boundaries and sparked up discussion. A bold and brilliant rap album.
This year, Solange fully came into her own. When I Get Home mixes R&B with something dreamier and genre-defying. The immaculate album pushes boundaries and definitely deserves its place on this list.
MAGDALENE is a stunning album that explores the male gaze and the place of modern-day feminism. FKA Twigs is fierce here and unrelenting in her message.
2019 has been a busy year for Stormzy. In his vocal new album, Heavy Is The Head, Stormzy reflects on the year he has had. He also pauses to praise the underrepresented artists that have followed in his footsteps.
In 2019, Lizzo finally received the recognition she deserves. Cuz I Love You is a stunning R&B album that champions empowerment. For Lizzo, body positivity and self-love are more than buzzwords. It’s a way of life.
Norman F***ing Rockwell is a stunning record in which Lana Del Rey truly showcases her impressive vocal range and talents as a lyricist. It’s emotional, dead earnest, and a record that every young woman in her 20s needs to hear.
2019 was the year of Billie Eilish. Her debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? received enormous critical acclaim across the board and has been considered the voice of a generation as the decade comes to a close. The anxiety-fueled album sheds light on what it is like to be a teen growing up in the modern-day world and Eilish’s hauntingly beautiful voice guides us through. We can’t wait to see what Eilish will be bringing to the table in 2020.
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]]>The post The Best Albums of 2019 (So Far…) appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>To celebrate the year we’ve had so far, here’s a countdown of the ten best albums 2019 has bought us.
Let’s kick things off with the admirable rock album from alternative rock band, Cage The Elephant. Dynamic and grueling, Social Cues deserves its place on thist list.
Solange has truly established herself as a talented artist in her own right and makes it onto the list with her admirable R&B album When I Get Home.
Anderson Paak’s latest album was by no means his best, but it still ranks thanks to its creative mish-mash of R&B and hip-hop styles.
Vampire Weekend’s comeback album featured an expanded seven-person lineup and just under an hour’s worth of material.
The summer R&B album is lyrically powerful and musically exciting. IGOR taps in at number six.
Any other album from Beyonce would secure top spot, but the powerful live album takes number fiver.
Ariana Grande has had the world falling head-over-heels for her in 2019. Her sassy pop album did not let her fans down.
Bruce Springsteen’s 2019 album is one of the highlights of his career. It’s full of country throwbacks and surprises.
Billie Eilish’s highly-anticipated debut album harnesses the attitude of rock ‘n’ roll while also holding its own as a pop album alongside the likes of Ariana Grande.
Fierce, passionate and empowered, Lizzo’s Cuz I Love U steals the top spot with its self-love anthems and witty one-liners.
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