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Ariana Grande Finds Power in Reinvention on petal — Album Review Close-up black-and-white portrait of a person smiling with hair across their face.
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Ariana Grande’s Petal is another confident evolution from one of pop’s most consistent artists. Check out our full review.

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Chip Pons’ Dearly Departed reminds us that love can come to us in the most unexpected forms, but sometimes exactly when we need it most. Read on for our review!

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‘A Little Vengeance’ refuels the fire lit 6 years ago, capturing nearly every aspect that drew her fans’ attention in the first place. Read on for our review.

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