Songs (singles + tracks) of various styles are reviewed in this section of The Musical Hype. Songs are assigned a rating between 0 and 5 stars.
KYLE joins Charlie Puth on a remix of his hit single, âAttention.â âAttention (Remix)â is enjoyable, but doesnât supplant the original.Â
Pop darlings Maroon 5, assisted by SZA, returns with a catchy, sexy new single, âWhat Lovers Do.â Itâs catchy, not groundbreaking.
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Eclectic country artist Thomas Rhett shines on âLife Changes,â the pop-oriented title track from his third studio album.
Beck continues to showcase heâs the coolest middle-aged dude in the music industry on âDreams,â the earliest and oldest single from his album, ‘Colors.’
Gucci Mane offers more of the same on âTone It Down,â a promo single from his new album, âMr. Davis.â He enlists Chris Brown for even more saturation.
Death from Above 1979 are amped up on fun, energetic single, âFreeze Me,â from their third album, âOutrage is Now!â
The Script continues to build the case for their latest album âFreedom Childâ with its third single, âLove Not Lovers.â
Dublin pop/rock band The Script shines on âWritten in the Scars,â the thoughtful second single from new album, âFreedom Child.âÂ
Memphis rapper Yo Gotti enlists Nicki Minaj for another infectious, irresistible banger, âRake it Up.â
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Dustin Lynch continues to shine on âWhy We Call Each Other,â the fourth single from his highly anticipated third album, âCurrent Mood.â
New York rapper Hoodie Allen returns with the scrumptious âSushi,â the promo single for his third studio album, âThe Hype.â
Foo Fighters nail it on âThe Sky Is a Neighborhood,â the second single from their highly-anticipated album, âConcrete and Gold.â