Ryan Feyre
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Ryan Feyre is a writer for The Young Folks.

Album Review: Huey Lewis returns with decent “Weather”

Huey Lewis still has that twinkle in his eye on the cover of his newest album, Weather. Despite being diagnosed with Meniere’s Disease in 2018-an inner ear infection that prevents artists from performing on key- the legendary pop balladeer retains…

The Hip Hop Roundup: New Tracks from Shootergang Kony, Navy Blue, and more

Since it first came into fruition back in the summer of 2019, the hip hop roundup has done its best to keep up with music’s diversified landscape. My daily exploration through YouTube, Soundcloud and Datpiff, has lead me to oddball…

Album Review: Lil Wayne – “Funeral”

Lil Wayne both figuratively and literally lives in another stratosphere, and no one can tell me otherwise. In a fantastic interview on Revolt TV, Weezy made his usual bewildered proclamations about certain aspects of the music industry while smoking blunt…

The Hip Hop Roundup: January’s Best Rap Albums

2020 is already off to a phenomenal start within the hip hop genre. January featured some stellar releases all-around, particularly from the booming shit-talkers in Detroit and the feisty up-and-comers in Massachusetts. Other releases from more established artists also made…

Album Review: Meghan Trainor – “Treat Myself”

Meghan Trainor transitioned from unknown pop commodity to viral superstar in 2014 off of underdog mentality. The jukebox anthem “All About that Bass” created a much-needed dent within an increasingly homogenous music industry, where labels exploit artists for their “picture-perfect”…

Album Review: Dirty Projectors – “Sing the Melody”

David Longstreth exists in an alternate dimension where pop’s binaries are distorted to fit a brutalized abstract landscape. His bastardized versions of art-pop reached an apex with Bitte Orca almost a decade ago, though I think it’s Swing Lo Magellan…

Album Review: Eminem – “Music to Get Murdered By”

Eminem begins his new album Music To be Murdered By with a women screeching as she’s being killed by some crazy slasher. It’s the type of introduction that’s extremely unsurprising at this point in the Detroit rapper’s career. It’s also…