Tank – Sex, Love & Pain II
Though many artists are not equipped to produce a solid sequel to their most popular album, but the self-proclaimed R&B General, Tank, proved that he was more than able to do so. Taking 2016 to drop his follow-up to to 2007’s Grammy-nominated Sex, Love & Pain, the singer-songwriter did more than impress listeners with his current day interpretation of sex, love, and pain. Setting the bar for what 2016 would receive from R&B, Tank’s ability to deliver an album of the same quality given almost a decade ago was nothing less than possible with Sex, Love & Pain II. Featuring strong tracks suck as “F***in Wit Me,” “Relationship Goals,” and the album’s title track, Tank gave us plenty reason to approve the second installment to the critically acclaimed title. –Ni’Kesia Pannell
Yuna album was the best if you ask me!
Most overrated album… Rihanna. To me, it sounded like an unfinished project. Also, I don’t remember one song off of the Blonde album.