Megha T. M.

im not a jb fan or enthusiast . i lost respect for him long time ago. when yummy came out i exactly knew that changes was going to be an utter failure and that's exactly what it is..... Jb is a good singer he has a cute face and voice.... and that's pretty much it. he doesn't know how to be an artist . or he does but his management is not good enough. changes is one of the worst album of this year and jb's worst album till date . all songs sounds same , every song's starting sounds like ringtones from an android phone . some songs are vocally good but very forgettable . The features were unnecessary.... overall the album sucked . he might be the next Chris Brown of the industry . he will keep making party music with a lot of features and that's pretty much it. there is not artistic growth.

Folklore is like the oasis in the middle of the pandemic. It's calming, perfect album in this situation. I am in love with folklore.Her lyrical skills are just beyond insane. It's my favourite of hers and probably one of my favourites of all time. I think its her most cohesive work so far. All the songs feel different, yet have a similar enough sound to give them a collective identity. The lyrics are simple but really beautiful, and the music is nothing alike anything in any of her other songs. The slower tempo really compliments her voice, which I think sounds great on this album. I used to be a massive fan of her in her country days then stopped listening, but this album completely immersed me from start to finish, and got me back into all of her previous music too. The fact that this was written and recorded in 3 months under quarantine makes it all the more impressive to me.