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.
Greek-Swedish DJ Steve Angello takes us to church on his triumphant, jubilant single, “Rejoice,” featuring Bishop T.D. Jakes.
Greek-Swedish DJ Steve Angello kicks off Genesis: Act I off right with single “Breaking Kind,” featuring Paul Meany.
Ledisi adds to her rich collection of soulful hits with “Add to Me,” the second single from her sixth major label album, ‘Let Love Rule.’
The Killers step up their game on “Run for Cover,” the second single from their highly-anticipated comeback album, ‘Wonderful Wonderful.’
Camila Cabello continues to grow as a solo artist on single, “Havana,” assisted by the always interesting Young Thug.
While Camila Cabello still has work to do to become a compelling solo artist, she takes a step in the right direction with “OMG” (Ft. Quavo).
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Ahead of his third studio album, Still Striving, A$AP Ferg drops a star-studded banger with his “East Coast Remix.”
Cassie returns with her comeback single, “Love a Loser.” The “Me & U” hit-maker is assisted by Bay area rapper G-Eazy.
On her fourth single “Hymn,” Kesha offers up a “hymn for the hymn-less.” “Hymn” is uplifting, much like other releases hailing form Rainbow.
On “Would You Ever,” Skrillex, assisted by Poo Bear, falls short of his usual EDM glory. At best, “Would You Ever” sounds ordinary.
Rap newcomer Cardi B scores a breakout hit with the uniquely titled “Bodak Yellow.” There’s no shortage of confidence on “Bodak Yellow.”
Action Bronson offers more of the same on “The Chairman’s Intent,” the second single from the rapper’s sophomore album, ‘Blue Chips 7000.’