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- Lee Ki-chan
- Natalya Platitsyna
- Flying Girls
- Flavio Fierro
- Metropolin
- Mr. Tyfoon
- Spyridoula
- M&N
- Tomas N'evergreen
- Fix You (OST)
- Han Young
- Boom (붐)
- Huckleberry P
- Danny Fernandes
- Funda
- OJ da Juiceman
- JK Kim Dong Uk
- Cheat on Me, If You Can (OST)
- Yonas
- Oh Won Bin
- Narsha
- Andreas Spangadoros
- Tony An
- The Sweptaways
- Anna Hrisafi
- Woo Soo
- Billie Davis
- Huh Gak
- Raffaella De Simone
- C.I.V.A
- M TO M
- VessoU
- Bubble Sisters
- Seungwoo
- De Dana Dan (OST)
- KEMBETWA
- High Stock
- The Dekle
- KADR
- Notebook (OST)
- Christina
- DJ Chully
- Kid Wine
- Evangelisches Gesangbuch
- Wayne Santana
- Jake Paul
- Sharon Lifshitz
- J
- Adam (Bulgaria)
- Pink Noisy
- Bahoz Arslan
- Emil Stabil
- Harisu
- Zhivko Dobrev
- Rude Paper
- Sahir Ali Bagga
- Tanishk Bagchi
- Khakii
- Slider & Magnit
- E-Z
- Zameer
- S.Papa
- Hannah (South Korea)
- Trouble (USA, rapper)
- Oygli
- Eel Jin
- Johnny Nash
- Noel Rosa
- Samuel Johan Hedborn
- J'Kyun
- Swings x Mckdaddy x Khakii x Layone
- Mr. Strange
- High Class (OST)
- Honey Family
- Swervy
- TAK
- Carlinhos Brown
- Minje
- LUCY (Band)
- Wolfgang Lohr
- Choi Bo Kyu
- kitsyojii
- A.One
- Beenzino
- Orlando Silva
- JuRa
- Paul Gerhardt
- Defendant (OST)
- Young Scooter
- Sanam Marvi
- Yasemin Mori
- Hisham Fageeh
- 3TEETH
- Ready'O
- J-Walk
- JeA
- H-Eugene
- PUFF DAEHEE
- Topi Sorsakoski
- Heart Attack [Spanish translation]
- Half The World Away [Greek translation]
- Half A Heart [Finnish translation]
- Gotta Be You [Romanian translation]
- Heart Attack [Hungarian translation]
- Happily [Turkish translation]
- Happily [Greek translation]
- Hey Angel [Arabic translation]
- Gotta Be You [French translation]
- Happily [German translation]
- Half A Heart [Hungarian translation]
- Happily [Portuguese translation]
- Heart Attack [Turkish translation]
- Half A Heart [Hebrew translation]
- Heart Attack [Serbian translation]
- Hey Angel [Hungarian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Portuguese translation]
- Heart Attack [Romanian translation]
- Heart Attack [German translation]
- Hey Angel [Portuguese translation]
- Gotta Be You [Persian translation]
- Half A Heart [Russian translation]
- Heart Attack [Finnish translation]
- Half A Heart [Spanish translation]
- Happily [Russian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Hebrew translation]
- Heart Attack [French translation]
- Half A Heart [Slovenian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Turkish translation]
- Happily lyrics
- Half The World Away [French translation]
- Half A Heart [Greek translation]
- Half The World Away [Spanish translation]
- Hey Angel [Romanian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Spanish translation]
- Half A Heart lyrics
- Happily [Slovenian translation]
- Half A Heart [French translation]
- Hey Angel [French translation]
- Gotta Be You [Hungarian translation]
- Heart Attack [Italian translation]
- Hey Angel [Hebrew translation]
- Gotta Be You [Serbian translation]
- Gotta Be You [German translation]
- Half The World Away [Russian translation]
- Hey Angel [Indonesian translation]
- Happily [Italian translation]
- Happily [French translation]
- Heart Attack lyrics
- Heart Attack [Slovenian translation]
- Happily [French translation]
- Happily [Danish translation]
- Gotta Be You [Russian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Greek translation]
- Half A Heart [Romanian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Finnish translation]
- Hey Angel [Finnish translation]
- Half A Heart [Greek translation]
- Hey Angel lyrics
- Heart Attack [Croatian translation]
- Heart Attack [Persian translation]
- Half The World Away lyrics
- Half A Heart [Serbian translation]
- Heart Attack [Greek translation]
- Half A Heart [Turkish translation]
- Half A Heart [Spanish translation]
- Happily [Hungarian translation]
- Happily [Spanish translation]
- Happily [Turkish translation]
- Hey Angel [Russian translation]
- Happily [Romanian translation]
- Hey Angel [Italian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Hungarian translation]
- Heart Attack [Portuguese translation]
- Happily [Russian translation]
- Half A Heart [German translation]
- Happily [Serbian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Italian translation]
- Half A Heart [Persian translation]
- Hey Angel [Croatian translation]
- Happily [Serbian translation]
- Hey Angel [Romanian translation]
- Half A Heart [Danish translation]
- Happily [Hungarian translation]
- Half A Heart [Italian translation]
- Gotta Be You [Serbian translation]
- Half The World Away [Turkish translation]
- Hey Angel [Persian translation]
- Hey Angel [Serbian translation]
- Half A Heart [Portuguese translation]
- Hey Angel [Romanian translation]
- Hey Angel [Greek translation]
- Happily [Finnish translation]
- Half A Heart [Greek translation]
- Happily [Croatian translation]
- Hey Angel [German translation]
- Half A Heart [Croatian translation]
- Heart Attack [Spanish translation]
- Half A Heart [German translation]
- Half A Heart [German translation]
- Car Seat Headrest comes of age on woozy, wonderful Teens Of Style
- Kacey Musgraves is the perfect blend of Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson
- For its debut, White Reaper rejects refinements and lets it rip
- Pain and resilience tell the story on Kasey Chambers’ latest
- Boots seeks and finds cheap thrills on Aquaria
- An over-reliance on synths mars an otherwise great album from Tame Impala
- Pusha T stakes his claim for rap supremacy on Darkest Before Dawn
- Justin Bieber’s comeback narrative has a few plot holes
- Yo La Tengo’s Stuff Like That There is a sleepy covers set
- Nick Diamonds’ second solo effort strikes a balance between somber and sunny
- With FFS, Franz Ferdinand and Sparks take clever to new levels
- After 15 years, High On Fire hasn’t lost any venom
- Maritime keeps its steady course with Magnetic Bodies/Maps Of Bones
- Demi Lovato comes into her own on Confident
- Prince crashes and burns on HITNRUN Phase One
- Grimes brings the horror to the dance floor on Art Angels
- On Poison Season, Destroyer broadens its sound with oddball charm intact
- Neil Young rants about agriculture on The Monsanto Years
- One Direction’s fifth album is an enjoyable (possible) farewell
- Politics spoils the metal mastery of Megadeth’s Dystopia
- Shearwater steps into the space between wilderness and humanity
- Frank Turner pushes for boisterous and uplifting on his 6th album
- With Freedom, Refused tries to kill its legacy
- Lucero makes another assured, Memphis-rooted record
- Grave Babies’ shadowy goth gets slick, sprinkled with new wave
- Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings reveals Kurt Cobain’s chaotic process
- Protomartyr’s winning streak continues on its second album in two years
- Ryan Adams transforms Taylor Swift’s 1989 into a melancholy masterpiece
- Chamber rockers Tindersticks stay dark and soulful on The Waiting Room
- With a spacious solo debut, Deradoorian leaves her Dirty Projectors past behind
- New sides of Jason Isbell surface on the excellent Something More Than Free
- Disclosure goes for star power on its second album
- La Luz subverts the surf-rock sound on Weirdo Shrine
- Kurt Vile loosens up as he continues his astounding roll
- Joanna Newsom taps into the ether on Divers
- Nate Ruess’ grand gestures fall flat on solo debut
- Metric delivers retro electronica—and one of the best pop songs of the year
- With Adore Life, Savages seek success in repetition
- City And Colour wrangles old allegories into alluring songs
- Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie lets his inner Frank Sinatra loose
- Rihanna shifts moods in the highly anticipated Anti
- Ashley Monroe’s superb third album hunkers down with heartache
- Gardens & Villa’s third album offers frayed but pretty techno-pop
- Gary Clark Jr. gets in touch with his soulful side on The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim
- Cage The Elephant chills out on the radio-ready Tell Me I’m Pretty
- Desaparecidos return 13 years later with intensity fully intact
- David Bowie goes noir with the intoxicating Blackstar
- Ratatat buffs out its electro-rock to a nice sheen
- Beirut lightens up to mixed results on No No No
- Eleanor Friedberger takes it easy on New View
- Sia’s charisma holds together an assembly line of modern pop hits
- A shaky concept can’t overshadow the infectious energy of Titus Andronicus
- Tamaryn’s latest strips the guitars and time-warps back to the synthpop ’80s
- Baroness’ Purple is a triumphant epilogue to disaster
- The Weeknd navigates trippy perception and pop reality
- Jamie xx’s debut is more than just a rave review
- Chvrches is poised for big things on its excellent 2nd album
- With New Bermuda, Deafheaven expands beyond metal’s confines
- Health’s primal noise assault morphs into a mass of experimental electro rock
- Giorgio Moroder’s star-laden comeback album has something to prove
- Brace The Wave is Lou Barlow at his most contemplative and confessional
- Deerhunter grows up and finds peace on Fading Frontier
- Warpaint’s bassist throws a bleak dance party on her solo debut
- Teen Daze opens up and welcomes indie pop on the new Morning World
- Beach Slang is young and alive on its full-length debut
- On Dodge And Burn, The Dead Weather spikes its darkness with a playful edge
- Miley Cyrus and Flaming Lips get real on a sprawling, self-indulgent album
- Ben Folds and yMusic team up for charming chamber-rock
- Wavves and Cloud Nothings bask in common ground on their ripping joint LP
- 5 Seconds Of Summer’s second album is a positive pop-punk gateway
- Mac DeMarco continues to celebrate his split musical personality
- Chelsea Wolfe balances the bombast with the beautiful on Abyss
- Owl City tries to transcend its twee-tronica roots on Mobile Orchestra
- Low’s new album is a one-trick pony, but it’s a pretty good trick
- Compton: A Soundtrack revisits Dr. Dre’s origin story with a victorious sigh
- MS MR goes rave-friendly with How Does It Feel
- FIDLAR’s raucous new LP attempts to reconcile hard partying with adulthood
- Lamb Of God’s latest is another step in the wrong direction
- Adele returns in a much better place on 25
- New Order: Call it a comeback
- With Kannon, Sunn O))) has birthed a cruel masterpiece
- Tortoise crawls back, carrying the (post) post-rock banner
- Vince Staples pushes buttons on his exhilarating double album
- Beach House surprises with an unsurprisingly great new LP
- Daughter finds uneasy comfort in the familiar on a lovely second album
- Beach House’s latest is simple, immersive dream-pop
- Albert Hammond Jr. strokes his chin on his most Strokes-like record yet
- Carly Rae Jepsen lands her romantic, ’80s-pop daydream
- Ty Segall seems totally in control of Emotional Mugger’s bizarre ride
- Miguel seduces and soothes on Wildheart
- Back after 10 years, Blackalicious brings fresh production and perspective
- Amid sorrow and doubt, Craig Finn’s second solo record looks to better days
- Janet Jackson sounds confident and in control on Unbreakable
- Bully serves up a pop-rock sucker punch with Feels Like
- Neon Indian dances itself clean of the chillwave tag once and for all
- Bigger and sharper than ever, Wavves keeps its eccentricities on V
- Wilco’s Star Wars is a roughhewn, fuzzed-out blast
- The National’s Matt Berninger moves sideways and forward with EL VY
- Veruca Salt is back, turning old wounds into new catharsis
- Telekinesis swaps guitars for synths, with arresting results
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