In Review - The Charger Bulletin

Deadpool (Soundtrack)Junkie XLOne of the best movies of the year so far, Deadpool, is nothing without a great soundtrack behind the provocative character. The soundtrack features original music by Junkie XL and other popular songs. Key songs include “Shoop” by Salt-N-Pepa, “Deadpool Rap,” and “X Gon’ Give it to Ya” by DMX.

WildfireRachel PlattenRachel Platten struggles to break into the pop mainstream with her debut album, Wildfire. Her smash hit “Fight Song” is the anthem to many people, commercials and even a presidential candidate. Key songs include “Fight Song,” “Stand By You,” and “Hey Hey Hallelujah.”

ANTIRihannaOvershadowed by the release of Beyoncé’s “Formation,” Rihanna released this record after a long wait, trying to get more towards mainstream hip-hop. Rihanna finds a new sound in the trap/hip-hop genre. Key songs include “Work (feat. Drake),” “Needed Me,” and “Kiss it Better.”

Blurryfacetwenty-one pilotsThe newest album from duo Tyler Joesph and Josh Dun. It embodies conflicting emotion and powerful electronic music to create a unique project. This release sent twenty-one pilots into the mainstream with commercial success. Key songs include “Stressed Out,” “Ride,” and “Tear in My Heart.”