Jack Harlow, âSundownâ | Track Review
Thereâs a hot, rising rapper from Kentucky and his name is Jack Harlow. He may not look the part of a rapper, but he proves heâs âgot barsâ on âSundown.â
Thereâs a hot, rising rapper from Kentucky and his name is Jack Harlow. He may not look the part of a rapper, but he proves heâs âgot barsâ on âSundown.â
Tyga, celebrating a return to pop relevancy, drops a sexed-up, skeletal, âstrip club anthemâ, âSWISH.â âSWISHâ samples the David Banner hit, âPlay.â
Smokepurpp continues to be light on substance on his latest single, âNephew.â Nonetheless, he and featured guest Lil Pump provide some replay value.
LA-based hip-hop collective BROCKHAMPTON follows up â1999 WILDFIREâ and â1998 TRUMAN,â with their third single of 2018, â1997 DIANA.â
YG taps A$AP Rocky for âHandgun,â the third advance from his third studio LP, âStay Dangerous.â Â While relatively catchy, the record is a bit underwhelming.
Grammy-nominated rapper Logic comes back with uplifting bars and good vibes on his latest single âOne Day,â featuring Ryan Tedder.
DJ Khaled works his magic once more on the summer anthem âNo Brainer,â featuring Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper, and Quavo.Â
After impressing on his three previous singles (including âI Might Need Securityâ), Chance the Rapper doesnât disappoint on the fourth, âWala Cam.â
Grammy-winning Chi-town rapper Chance the Rapper continues his stellar return with âWork Out,â getting personal, but maintaining good, positive vibes.
Los Angeles-based boyband BROCKHAMPTON returns with â1998 TRUMAN,â their second single of 2018 following â1999 WILDFIRE.â
On his jubilant single â65th & Ingleside,â one of four singles released in âone fell swoop,â Chance the Rapper depicts his ârags to richesâ story.Â
6ix9ine enlists Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz for his surprisingly melodic rap single, âFEFE.â Itâs by no means a classic, but better than anticipated.