2020 track reviews | The Musical Hype

Tanaka Makoni, The Streets | Track Review

George James: Tanaka Makoni is back with her latest release, “The Streets”. It is a track about the singer’s relationship to her hometown, London.

Miley Cyrus enlists Grammy-winning pop artist Dua Lipa for the assist on the short but utterly sweet “Prisoner.”

Canadian pop standouts Shawn Mendes and Justin Bieber join forces on “Monster,” the second single from Mendes’ fourth LP, Wonder.

George James: Zipten crafts one of the most refreshing electronic compositions I have come across in recent months. Read our review here.

R&B artist Fousheé returns with the compelling “single af” where she’s single, ready to mingle, but not ready for another commitment.

Grammy-nominated country artist Thomas Rhett finds common ground with other country dwellers on “What’s Your Country Song.”

Rapper Lil Mosey drops an enjoyable (though not game changing), confident, swagger-laden melodic trap joint with “Jumpin Out the Face.”

Always good for a bop, LGBTQ+ pop musician Myylo continues the hot streak with his third satisfying single of 2020, “Cut Him Off.”

George James: Kendow and Vanessa Bartley team up for new COVID related track, ‘We Will Survive The Coronavirus’. Read our review here.

Foo Fighters are back, but they try something a bit different on “Shame Shame,” the promo single from Medicine at Midnight.

Grammy-winning artist Lil Nas X returns in time for the holidays with a short but utterly sweet, infectious bop, “Holiday.”

Grammy-winning alternative pop artist Billie Eilish returns with an enjoyable new joint, “Therefore I Am,” delivered playfully with attitude.