Cleo Sol’s ‘Gentlewoman’ Embraces Stasis Amidst Moments of Musical Revelation | Album Review

August 30, 2026 Patrick Corcoran

Though each song is produced beautifully and presented exquisitely throughout Cleo Sol’s fifth studio affair, some feel like a retread of ground already covered.

Little Simz Seeks, Finds and Delivers Her Truth on Captivating ‘NO THANK YOU’ | Album Review

December 15, 2022 Patrick Corcoran

Little Simz’s fifth studio affair proves yet again that the heavenly combination of Inflo’s ever-expanding musical imagination and her intelligent, insightful and emotive lyrics have few, if any, equals.

SAULT Engage the Soul Once Again on Imaginative, Orchestral ‘Air’ | Album Review

April 20, 2022 Patrick Corcoran

Though slightly less brilliant than previous SAULT endeavors, ‘Air’ represents another string to the bow of a dazzlingly dynamic group and forms a fanfare for Inflo, a man of uncommon talents.

Little Simz’s Power of Expression Is Beautiful to Behold on Soul-Affirming ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’ | Album Review

September 8, 2021 Patrick Corcoran

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Simz and producer Inflo (with select other helpers) have hit the jackpot here (again) with her fourth studio album, as it astounds in its musical palette and lyrical dexterity.

P.O.D.’s ‘Satellite’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary

P.O.D. have enjoyed a prosperous and influential career to date, but their most successful project to date remains their breakthrough fourth album.

The Cardigans’ ‘First Band on the Moon’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary

So much more than their massive hit “Lovefool,” The Cardigans’ terrific third LP reflected the band’s evolving confidence and musical maturation at the time.

Mariah Carey’s ‘Glitter’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary

Instead of the disproportionate attention paid to the commercial performance of ‘Glitter,’ the focus should actually rest on Carey’s continued desire to marry pop, R&B, and hip-hop genres for the masses.