Shane Harper has never shied away from baring his soul in his songwriting. His latest EP—Like I Did—showcases his evolving maturity, resulting in his most sophisticated work to date. It’s an effortless blend of dance, pop, and R&B that’s sure to hit the right chords. The title-track and lead single “Like I Did” is a catchy R&B hit about knowing that the person you love is with someone else. It’s one of those tracks that you’ll have stuck in your head. But, that isn’t a problem when it’s this good!
Ali Wong’s new Netflix comedy special, “Baby Cobra,” debuted on Netflix May 5th. In a tight 41 minutes, she manages to cover a lot of ground: race, pregnancy, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, sex, marriage, age, feminism–while also keeping the laughs coming. Ali Wong is also a staff writer on Fresh Off the Boat, a family-friendly show on ABC. This comedy special is decidedly not family-friendly–she is vulgar, hilarious, and ribald. She riffs on the whole “homeless or hipster” issue with a very fresh, up close and personal perspective
Ariana Grande is back with her third studio album, “Dangerous Woman” and after the two year wait – she has returned with another solid smash. Featuring artists like Macy Gray, Future, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne and tracks including title track “Dangerous Woman” and newest single, “Into You” – Ms. Grande has treated her fans to something very special. Kicking off the album is “Moonlight”, which is a soft ballad that is very reminiscent of the first album’s stand out track, “Honeymoon Avenue”. Next up, the album’s lead single and
What happens when you combine creative intuition with crafty songwriting? You get Before You Exit—they’re one of music’s hottest bands. And, they just released their new EP, All the Lights. These talented brothers—Connor (Vocals/Guitar), Riley (Vocals), and Toby (Vocals)—are hitting the road again and Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with them. Before You Exit Questions PC: You signed with your first major record label and recently released your EP—what was that experience like? What did you learn from it? And, was the creative process different this time? Before You