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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
Tate McRae, I used to think I could fly | Album Review 💿
Canadian Gen-Z pop singer/songwriter Tate McRae shows promise on her debut album, I used to think I could fly.
Gerald Levert, “Is This the Way to Heaven” | After Dark 🕛 🌃
In the 41st edition of After Dark (2022), we explore the naughty, risqué, & sexual vibes behind, “Is This the Way to Heaven” by Gerald Levert.
NEIKID, Anne-Marie & Latto, “I Just Called” | Track Review 🎵
NEIKID, Anne-Marie, and Latto deliver a short, sweet, and utterly infectious pop bop with the Stevie Wonder-interpolating, “I Just Called.”
rei brown, “Thinking Bout You” (Ft. Joji) | Track Review 🎵
Queer alt-pop artist rei brown taps Japanese-Australian standout Joji for his must-hear, relatable single, “Thinking Bout You.”
Sleepy Hallow, “Die Young” (Ft. 347aidan) | Track Review 🎵
Rapper Sleepy Hallow, assisted by Canadian teen rapper, 347aidan, drops a brief, surefire vibe with single, “Die Young.”
Florence + The Machine, Dance Fever | Album Review 💿
Florence + The Machine makes a superb return with their compelling, consistent, and well-rounded fifth studio album, Dance Fever.
The O’Jays, “You Got Your Hooks in Me” | Throwback Vibez 🕶️🎶
In the 45th edition of Throwback Vibez (2022), we recollect and reflect on “You Got Your Hooks in Me” by “You Got Your Hooks in Me.”
Alexander 23, “The Hardest Part” | Track Review 🎵
Pop musician Alexander 23 delivers an utterly sublime record with “The Hardest Part,” which tackles a difficult topic: grief.
Lady Gaga, “LoveGame” | After Dark 🕛 🌃
In the 40th edition of After Dark (2022), we explore the naughty, risqué, & sexual vibes behind, “LoveGame” by Lady Gaga.
Blackbear & Machine Gun Kelly, “gfy” | Track Review 🎵
Blackbear and Machine Gun Kelly have some choice words for their monstrous exes on their unapologetic collaboration, “gfy.”
