Seventh Day Slumber’s ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ Points To A God Beyond Comprehension — Album Review
‘Thy Kingdom Come’ feels like a greatest hits album for modern-day worship. Read on for our review!
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Kehlani Album Review: A Self-Titled Era That Feels Right
Kehlani leans into the intimacy of a self-titled album, balancing reflective storytelling with smooth R&B production while delivering some of her most confident work to date. Read our review!
ZAYN KONNAKOL Album Review: Staying in a Familiar Lane
KONNAKOL settles into a steady R&B groove after a slow start, leaning into ZAYN’s familiar sound while offering moments that feel more cohesive as the album progresses. Read our review!
John Summit CTRL ESCAPE Album Review: A New Direction
CTRL ESCAPE sees John Summit step beyond his signature sound, blending high-energy tracks with softer moments in an album that feels like a clear evolution. Read our review!
Raye’s ‘This Music May Contain Hope’ Album Review: An Emotional New Must-Listen
RAYE delivers one of her most ambitious and emotionally rich projects yet with This Music May Contain Hope. Read on for our album review.
Elmiene’s ‘sounds for someone’: A Debut That Finds Power in Simplicity — Album Review
Elmiene’s sounds for someone is a focused, emotionally rich debut that leans into feeling over flash, proving simplicity can be just as impactful. Read our review!
Yebba’s Jean: A Lush, Unfiltered Portrait of Grief and Vocal Mastery — Album Review
Yebba’s Jean blends breathtaking vocals with raw emotional storytelling, creating an album that feels both intimate and expansive. Read on for our review of a deeply personal and sonically rich project.
Alessia Cara’s ‘Love or Lack Thereof’ is a Beautiful Experiment that Doesn’t Always Justify Itself — Album Review
Alessia Cara’s Love or Lack Thereof reimagines her catalog through a lens of jazz and soul, showcasing her vocal strength. Read on for our album analysis!
Mothica’s ‘Somewhere In Between’ Is An Adventure Worth Taking — EP Review
Mothica further evolves into the metal genre with ‘Somewhere In Between.’ Read on for analysis.
Nicole Huff Gets Personal With ‘Who We Are [Deluxe]’
Eulalie Magazine had the privilege of chatting with multi-hyphenate Nicole Huff about her latest album, “Who We Are [Deluxe],” and what listeners can expect.