God Must Really Love Me — 5/5 God Must Really Love Me feels like Tori Kelly’s most personal album yet while still sounding unmistakably like Tori. Her vocals are as smooth and effortless as ever, and the faith themes feel natural and genuine rather than forced. Every song feels rooted in gratitude, joy, and contentment. What stood out to me most was how personal the album feels. While some listeners may see it as a love letter to her husband, I found myself hearing it more as a love letter to her son, Zayden, and to this season of her life. The inclusion of her baby throughout the album makes it feel even more intimate. More than anything, this album feels like sitting across from a friend while she tells you about all the good things happening in her life—and all you can do is smile because you’re genuinely happy for her. Favorite Songs: Without You, Control, Fly, Bird, Mine, Smooth Landing Favorite Lines: “I know the storm will fade and open up the sky.” - Fly “Fears coming back like clockwork, tell me how to not make it hurt.” - Bird “To find myself, I needed space and time, a little love and some peace of mind.” - Smooth Landing (Play)Listed: Oops! All Bangers & Good Ol’ Jesus Music