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Reviews by DBU Royalty

Turn It On!

Romero

Good

80%

Tyler Jenke wrote for Rolling Stone AU/NZ: "Armed with punk sensibilities, Seventies-era rock theatrics, and stellar songwriting, the only thing left to do is turn it up as ROMERO Turn It On!."

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Poppy Reid

6 days ago

0

Undone

Charlie Collins

Obsessed

90%

Charlie Collins‘ second album may proffer a wistful expedition down misery’s highway, but Undone is hardly a lamentation of the drama triangle.

Collins ignores the victim, hero, persecutor tropes of a relationship breakdown and owns the parts she played.

Her ownership of past mistakes hits hardest on commanding boogie “Fuck It” and the vulnerable duet “No More To Lose”.

Undone offers no easy answers but then again, none of the best albums do.

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Poppy Reid

2 weeks ago

0

Cody Simpson

Cody Simpson

Obsessed

100%

First single “Nice To Meet You” feels just right, warm enough for you to take ownership of the song and soundtrack your own experiences to it, but exciting enough to notice the growth in his craft as a musician.

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Poppy Reid

1 month ago

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City Of Angels

Vanessa Amorosi

Good

80%

Amorosi's seventh album is full of the same swooning anthems and heartfelt emotions we've come to expect from her over the past few decades. A timeless performer whose songwriting never diminishes in quality.

Conor Lochrie

1 month ago

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House On Fire

Mimi Webb

Good

80%

An effortlessly catchy pop anthem that's been stuck in my head for hours

Sam Bowmer

2 months ago

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My Friends

Mousey

Good

80%

The greatest strength of My Friends is how well it straddles the line between fresh and familiar. It’s effortlessly creative without being contrarian, and immediately accessible without being shallow.

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Sam Bowmer

2 months ago

1

Heavy Metal Flower Petal

Phebe Starr

Obsessed

95%

Phebe Starr has never had an issue with being vulnerable. In fact, it's her super-power. But on Heavy Metal Flower Petal, she takes vulnerability to new heights as she exposes her femininity and the power within it with indelible strength.

Poppy Reid

2 months ago

0

angel in realtime.

Gang of Youths

Obsessed

93%

The life and legacy of Dave’s father is so powerfully portrayed in this beautiful record.

Poppy Reid

2 months ago

0

the angel of 8th ave.

Gang of Youths

Obsessed

100%

The life and legacy of Dave’s father is so powerfully portrayed in this beautiful record.

Poppy Reid

2 months ago

0

Space Island

Broods

Good

85%

Gave this a listen for the first time. Solid listen throughout 🔥

Zach Williamson

3 months ago

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Few Good Things

Saba

Good

80%

Being Saba's 3rd studio album, Saba has crafted a very atmospheric yet sunny soundscape that is very engaging to the ears. What impressed me was how catchy most of the songs were and how Saba was able to keep my attention throughout the album. My only gripe I would say is that towards the end, specifically the title track, goes a bit too long but otherwise I say this album, as well as his other 2 albums I also recommend, is an enjoyable listen. My favorite songs are: Free Samples, One Way, Survivor's Guilt, Fearmonger, Still, Soldier, If I Had A Dollar, & Stop That. Overall, Saba definitely surprised me and I think he continues to expand his catalog and artistry with each project he makes. I'm giving Few Good Things an 8/10.

Arthur Flores

3 months ago

0

Dope Don't Sell Itself

2 Chainz

Good

70%

TONI! 2 Chainz is back with his 7th album, DDSI. Out of all the albums Chainz has put out, especially since Pretty Girls Like Trap Music, DDSI is Chainz' most laid back album. By that, I mean that, Chainz does not push any new ideas nor does he expand upon his lyrical ability, instead, I believe Chainz just wanted to make a good trap record. Is that bad? No, no necessarily. However, coming off of So Help Me God, being his most vulnerable yet still engaging album, DDSI doesn't go into much of the same territory as SHMG, nor ROGTTL and PGLTM, but still finds some very noteworthy pros. The production throughout DDSI is great, most of the features aren't bad yet still I wish he picked more entertaining guests. Best part, its very easy to pick up, clocking in at 32 minutes with 12 tracks to listen to, making it Chainz' shortest album to date. The best songs on DDSI are: Bet It Back, Kingpen Ghostwriter, Million Dollars Worth Of Game, 10 Bracelets, & Vlad TV. Overall, I don't think its Chainz' best album, but for new listeners and/or fans that want a quick and entertaining album, I say DDSI is a good trap album from the titty boi himself. I give Dope Don't Sell Itself an 7/10.

Arthur Flores

3 months ago

0