EVERYONE HAS A TIER?
🚮 Delete It, Diva — actively bad. Skip, block, pretend it never dropped.
🥱 It’s Giving… Nothing — not terrible, but where is the flavor?
💅 She’s Cute — solid! We like her, but we’re not losing sleep.
🔥 Oh, She ATE — excellent. Immediate replay, playlist secured.
👑 MOTHER TIER — top-tier. Career highlight. No notes. Pop emergency.
Where will your favorites release land?
Olivia Rodrigo’s "u + me = <3" surpasses 100 MILLION Spotify streams, becoming her 42nd song and 10th from "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love" to reach the milestone.
Camila Cabello - C, XOXO
This album has so many tracks that are unique, catchy, and reinvented what pop was sounding like at the moment. The hate for this album was very manufactured, while listed below are songs you MUST listen to, because they’re all addictive.
Recommended:
1. CHANEL No. 5
2. He knows
3. twentysomethings
4. Dads County Dreaming
5. DREAM-GIRLS
6. B.O.A.T.
Deluxe:
7. baby pink
8. Can Friends Kiss?
The FADER revisits Camilla Cabello's album 'C,XOXO' in new article:
"If Cabello were to release this album, and these tracks, today, at a moment when the listening public seems to have more tolerance for her messy choices, it could dominate. If you haven’t yet given the album a chance, our current pop moment serves as a great impetus to try it again."
(https://t.co/0qe99M6gSO)
KAROL G & Bruno Mars - Still
I’m not sure I necessarily needed a full English track from KAROL G, but there are some genuinely beautiful moments within this ballad. I’m probably alone here and that’s okay but Bruno has a way of dating a song almost instantly in the worst way for my ears.
Let’s just call this Die With a Smile 2.0. While I’m not necessarily amazed by it, there are core moments I really adore, particularly KAROL G’s opening verse. From there, though, the track settles into a consistent groove without ever evolving into anything overly special or unexpected.
7/10
Carly Rae Jepsen - Don’t Leave Me on The Dance Floor
She’s got chills and he’s got power and we’re coming back over and over again for this smooth disco dance track that glides effortlessly into your playlist. It’s 80s synth pop production is very reminiscent of a certain beloved 2015 album and honestly, it’s something I’ve wanted to hear again from Carly and it’s sitting so so right in 2026.
8.5/10 🪩