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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
Alex Aiono, ‘Big Mistake’ | Track Review
Fueled by a bad ex-, 22-year rising pop artist Alex Aiono shines on his high-energy, regretful, yet therapeutic single, “Big Mistake.”
Eminem, Kamikaze | Album Review
Angry over the state of rap as well as the poor critical reception of his album, ‘Revival,’ Eminem surprises with an angry, surprise album, ‘Kamikaze.’
11 Songs That Will Never ‘Fade’ | Playlist
“11 Songs That Will Never ‘Fade’” features music courtesy of Alice in Chains, BØRNS, Kanye West, and Tinashe among many others.
Hunter Hayes, ‘One Shot’ | Track Review
Country singer/songwriter Hunter Hayes keeps it short and incredibly sweet on his second single released in August 2018, “One Shot.”
Bahjat, ‘Do you remember me?’ | Track Review
After overcoming adversity and putting in hard work, Libyan singer-songwriter Bahjat compels on his catchy, infectious single, “Do you remember me?”
Russ, ‘Serious’ | Track Review
After unveiling “The Flute Song,” producer, rapper, and singer Russ returns with the second single from his sophomore album ‘ZOO,’ “Serious.”
Michael Jackson x Mark Ronson, ‘Diamonds are Invincible’ | Track Review
While it might’ve sounded good on paper, and some ideas aren’t too shabby, “Michael Jackson x Mark Ronson: Diamonds are Invincible” is unfortunate.
Kanye West, ‘XTCY’ | Track Review
Kanye West continues to struggle to find his footing on his previously unreleased single “XTCY.” While it’s been ‘freed,’ perhaps it shouldn’t have been.
Troye Sivan, Bloom | Album Review
23-year old South African-born Aussie pop artist Troye Sivan returns with a tight, authentic sophomore album with ‘Bloom.’
11 Songs About the Sun, Sunshine, or Sunniness | Playlist
“11 Songs About the Sun, Sunshine, or Sunniness” features music courtesy of Alice in Chains, Death Cab for Cutie, Jack Harlow, and Luke Bryan.
