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Articles tagged "t-pain" Music ReviewBow Wow: New Jack City IIby Alan Ranta[1.May.09] :. That's a Big Bow for so Lil' Wow.  Music ReviewE-40: The Ball Street Journalby Jordan Sargent[12.Feb.09] :. Legendary Bay Area rapper's eleventh album is 50% great and 50% an ill-fated attempt at pop. Sigh.  Music ReviewAkon: Freedomby Jordan Sargent[9.Dec.08] :. Oft-maligned hitmaker's third album doesn't do much to convince the haters that he's not the hack that they think.  Music ReviewT-Pain: Thr33 Ringzby Chris Gaerig[24.Nov.08] :. T-Pain employs his vocoder sonics and everyman attitude on this carnival-themed release.  Music ReviewKardinal Offishall: Not 4 Saleby Andrew Martin[25.Sep.08] :. Even if the title is misleading, Not 4 Sale has something for everyone.  Music ReviewMariah Carey: E=MC2by Evan Sawdey[1.May.08] :. The second act of Mariah's comeback doesn't wisely expand her sound: it instead succumbs to the blueprint so carefully laid out by its predecessor, a pointless remake that exists only because it has to. Slipped Discs 2007by PopMatters Staff[23.Jan.08] :. PopMatters' annual tradition of offering up its Slipped Discs picks continues with the biggest installment to date. These are the albums our writers just loved, but missed our enormous top 60 albums list late last year. In Defense of Britneyby Josh Timmermann[5.Nov.07] :. There’s nothing but guilt surrounding Britney -- guilt for secretly enjoying “Gimme More”, guilt for tuning in to see what sort of trouble she’s gotten herself into today, guilt for not having the balls to use the word “misogyny“. Britney Spears: Blackoutby Mike Schiller[29.Oct.07] :. Britney is reduced to a disembodied voice hung robotically over the top of these tracks, purring disinterestedly into a microphone until someone tells her to stop. T-Pain: Epiphanyby Gentry Boeckel[18.Sep.07] :. T-Pain, Teddy Penderazdoun, Teddy Pain, Teddy Verseti, whatever you call him, don’t forget the “hit machine”. |
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