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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
Bring Me the Horizon, Medicine | Track Review 🎵
English rock band Bring Me the Horizon returns with “Medicine,” the third advanced single from their 2019, highly-anticipated album, ‘amo.’
Cub Sport, Summer Lover | Track Review 🎵
Australian alt-pop collective Cub Sport shines on the dreamy, summery “Summer Lover,” the second single from their self-titled, third album.
Marteen, This Shit Sux | Track Review 🎵
Rising Berkley-born R&B teen musician Marteen shines on his well-rounded, hella smooth, heartbreak-filled single, “This S**t Sux.”
Recapping 40 Stunning Ballads from 2018 | Year in Review
Brandi Carlile, Ella Mai, Hozier, Mariah Carey, and Shawn Mendes are among artists providing the soundtrack for “Recapping 40 Stunning Ballads from 2018.”
6ix9ine, DUMMY BOY | Album Review 💿
Controversial New York rapper 6ix9ine delivers one of the very worst albums of 2018 with his inept, totally substance-less debut album, ‘DUMMY BOY.’
11 Songs Where Rappers (And a Singer) Keep It Basic AF | Playlist
“11 Songs Where Rappers (And a Singer) Keep It Basic AF” features music courtesy of
6ix9ine, Drake, Iggy Azalea, Lil Xan, and Quavo among others.
Behemoth, I Loved You at Your Darkest | Album Review 💿
Hellishness and Satanism run rampant on the high-energy ‘I Loved You at Your Darkest,’ the 11th studio album by Polish death metal band Behemoth.
13 Songs Centered on the Year | Playlist 🎧
“13 Songs Centered on the Year” features year-centric songs courtesy of Alec Benjamin, Behemoth, BROCKHAMPTON, Camila Cabello, and ZAYN.
Alexander Stewart, Best Damn Thing | Track Review 🎵
Rising Canadian pop singer and YouTuber Alexander Stewart delivers an alluring, infectious, must-hear single with “Best Damn Thing.”
21 Savage, I am > I was | Album Review 💿
Following lackluster debut album ‘Issa Album,’ ubiquitous rap deadpan extraordinaire 21 Savage steps up his game on his sophomore LP, ‘I am > I was.’
