blackbear, âUp in Thisâ | Track Review
For the third consecutive week, rapper, singer and songwriter Blackbear drops a new single. This week, itâs âUp in This,â featuring TinashĂ©.
The Musical Hype
Sifting through all of the musical hype
The Musical Hype
Sifting through all of the musical hype
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Chris Brown, âEverybody Knowsâ | Track Review
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Chris Brown returns with the âumpteenthâ teaser track from his double album âHeartbreak on a Full Moonâ (October 31), âEverybody Knows.â Â
Selena Gomez x Marshmello, âWolvesâ | Track Review
Selena Gomez and Marshmello join forces for single, âWolves.â All in all, the collaboration yields enjoyable, positive results.Â
Kelly Clarkson, Meaning of Life | Album Review
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Veteran pop musician Kelly Clarkson continues to âmoves usâ on her sixth studio album (seventh overall), âMeaning of Life.â
Ballads From 2017 Thatâll Give You Those Feels, Vol. 1 | Playlist
Need a good ballad in your life to give you those âfeels,â we have 10 of them on our âBallads from 2017 Thatâll Give You Those Feelsâ playlist â Vol. 1.
Famous Dex, âPick It Upâ | Track Review
Up-and-coming rapper Famous Dex shines on âPick It Up,â showcasing the utmost confidence and cockiness. He gets a grand assist by A$AP Rocky.
A Perfect Circle, âThe Doomedâ | Track Review
Following a 13-year hiatus, Maynard James Keenan and A Perfect Circle make a sensational comeback with dark, damned new single, âThe Doomed.â
Future & Young Thug, Super Slimey | Album Review
Atlanta rappers Future and Young Thug join forces for a surprise mixtape, âSuper Slimey.â Though itâs not groundbreaking, there are worthwhile bangers.
5 Songs Where Artists Went from Shallow to Personal | Playlist
In this mini playlist, we highlight five songs where artists not normally associated with releasing âpersonalâ music showcased their âpersonalâ side.
Chris Brown: The Pros and the Cons | Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons profiles the best and worst qualities of todayâs musicians. Pros & Cons is simultaneously objective and subjective.
Rachel Platten, âCollideâ | Track Review
Rachel Platten saves the best for last. She drops her third single, âCollideâ in advance of her second major label album, âWaves.â Â
Majid Jordan, âBody Talkâ | Track Review
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Toronto duo Majid Jordan returns with âBody Talk,â the fourth single from their sophomore album, âThe Space Betweenâ (October 27). Â
Kygo, âKids in Loveâ | Track Review
Kygo, whoâs been on overdrive in 2017, returns with another new single, âKids in Love,â featuring The Night Game and Maja Francis.
Chris Young, Losing Sleep | Album Review
Among country musicâs most consistent artists, Chris Young continues to make well-rounded, quality music on his sixth studio album, âLosing Sleep.â
Francois Klark, âSpacemanâ | Track Review
Do you know who Francois Klark is? If you donât, you should. The Canadian singer-songwriter-producer proves âheâs nextâ on his debut single, âSpaceman.â
A-B-C: Songs About Serial Killers, Mass Murderers & Paraphilia | Playlist
With random, risquĂ© playlists being a thing we do at The Musical Hype, this latest compilation is no different. Itâs an ABC list of songs about bad things.
Songs Where Musicians Just Canât, Vol. 1 | Playlist
This random playlist highlights 10 songs where musicians just âcanât.â Featured songs hail from The Weeknd, Justin Timberlake, Drake, and many more.
Ty Dolla $ign, âDonât Judge Meâ | Track Review
Ty Dolla $ign, assisted by Future and Swae Lee, drops âDonât Judge Me,â the final single arriving in advance of his sophomore album, âBeach House 3.â
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, âBreak Firstâ | Track Review
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill keep churning out solid singles in advance of their collaborative album, âThe Rest of Our Life.â âBreak Firstâ is no exception.
Maroon 5, âWhiskeyâ | Track Review
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After releasing lackadaisical single âHelp Me Out,â Maroon 5 rebounds nicely on âWhiskey,â the latest teaser track from âRed Pill Blues.â
Weezer, âHappy Hourâ | Track Review
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Weezer returns with âHappy Hour,â the fifth teaser track from their album, âPacific Daydream,â arriving October 27. Â
Keyshia Cole, 11:11 Reset | Album Review
On her seventh studio album, â11:11 Reset,â R&B diva Keyshia Cole rebounds well following the so-so âPoint of No Return.â
Music Shopping | Kelly Clarkson Delivers the âMeaning of Lifeâ
New releases from Kelly Clarkson, Chris Brown, and Weezer lead a crowded field of new albums, arriving beginning Friday, October 27.
St. Vincent, Masseduction | Album Review
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Grammy-winning, alt-pop darling St. Vincent returns with an intriguing, well-rounded album with âMasseduction.â
Blackbear, âBright Pink Timsâ | Track Review
Blackbear flexes hard on his new single, âBright Pink Tims,â assisted by the one-and-only Camâron.
Chris Brown, âOnly 4 Meâ | Track Review
Chris Brown returns with the âumpteenth singleâ from Heartbreak on a Full Moon, âOnly 4 Me.â Ty Dolla $ign and Verse Simmonds guest.
Kelly Clarkson, Meaning of Life | Track Review đ”
Veteran pop artist Kelly Clarkson remains consistent on âMeaning of Life,â the third single from her album of the same title.