Lizzo's latest album may not be as strong as 'Cuz I Love You,' but it's still pop music at its most saccharine and pure-hearted.

A faceless collection of songs that reveals a stark disconnect between Sabrina's vision and execution.

Flo Milli's debut album may not be as consistent as its preceding mixtape, but the Mobile rapper succeeds in solidifying her position in today's rap landscape.

Steve Lacy flaunts his honeyed falsetto and carnal lyricism on one of the year's best albums.

An immersive body of work that unequivocally rejects the sophomore slump.

Burna Boy secures himself another triumph with his inimitable charisma and valiant attempts at opening up.

The rising star delivers another winning addition to his growing discography.

With their pristine harmonies and effortless charisma, FLO is looking to revive the pop/R&B girl group on both sides of the pond.

Giveon's debut attempts to add nuance to the “toxic lover” trope he previously embodied, but lethargic pacing and drowsy melodies undermine those efforts.