Reviews – POPJUICE

‘A Touch of the Beat’ review: Aly & AJ’s timeless summer soundtrack

A whole fourteen years have elapsed since Aly & AJ’s last studio album, but the pop duo is finally back on the beat and here to save our summer.

Swift surprise releases her second album in a year, a companion to July’s stellar ‘Folklore’.

Armed with tight choreography, killer collaborations and a retro-themed set, the singer made sure her viewers were in for a ride.

Of all the characters she’s had over the years, rocker Miley might just be Cyrus’ most fully-realised one yet.

The British girl group bounce back with their sixth album, full of sass and pop songs crafted for mass appeal.

Grande’s sixth studio album is no big switch-up, but the singer is at the most carefree and unfiltered she’s been in years.

On their third studio album, Sam Smith navigates heartbreak with a little help from newfound grooves and familiar moves.

Modern music’s resident sad girl releases her debut album: an intimate, acoustic-leaning collection of ten songs.