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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
Ciara, ‘Dose’ | Track Review
Assisted by Rodney Jerkins on the boards, Ciara delivers one of her best singles in years with “Dose,” It's chocked-full of attitude & infectious.
G-Eazy, ‘Rewind’ | Track Review
G-Eazy ‘hosts’ on his new single “Rewind,” but it is rising pop artist Anthony Russo who steals the show on the incredibly catchy, swagger-laden chorus.
Brett Young, ‘Here Tonight’ | Track Review
Brett Young returns with a respectable, new song, “Here Tonight,” which serves as the promo single from his sophomore LP, ‘Ticket to L.A.’
Khalid, ‘Better’ | Track Review
Khalid delivers a chill, pleasant, romantic, well-rounded urban contemporary record with “Better.” It’s not flashy, but highly enjoyable.
Mike Posner, ‘Song About You’ | Track Review
Detroit singer, songwriter, sometimes-rapper, and producer Mike Posner drops a relatable song in “Song About You” encompassing the aftermath of a break-up.
Rotten Mind, Fading into Oblivion | Album Review
Rising Swedish post-punk band Rotten Mind serves up a heaping helping anger, angst, and darkness on their third studio album, ‘Fading into Oblivion.’
11 Songs Fueled by Fantasy | Playlist
“11 Songs Fueled by Fantasy” features music courtesy of Arcade Fire, Black Atlass, Bazzi, Drake, and Travis Scott among others.
Lana Del Rey, ‘Mariners Apartment Complex’ | Track Review
Grammy-nominated alternative pop singer/songwriter Lana Del Rey returns with her first original new solo single of 2018, “Mariners Apartment Complex.”
Eminem, ‘KILLSHOT’ | Track Review
Following the release of the Machine Gun Kelly diss track “Rap Devil,” Eminem responds boldly, destroying the rapper on the diss track, “KILLSHOT.”
Machine Gun Kelly, ‘Rap Devil’ | Track Review
Machine Gun Kelly takes aim at Eminem on his diss track “Rap Devil.” Despite some relevant points, he leaves the door open to being destroyed.
