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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
9 Songs Referencing the Word CROSS in Various Ways | Playlist 🎧
Artists compelling with their songs on 9 Songs Referencing the Word CROSS in Various Ways include Maxwell, Mike Shinoda, Sabrina Claudio & Sufjan Stevens.
12 Songs with References to David Koresh & Waco | Playlist
Beastie Boys, Ghostface Killah, Pitbull, and Rick Ross are among artists with songs featuring lyrics that reference cult leader David Koresh and Waco.
Why Don’t We, ‘Talk’ | Track Review
Rising boy band Why Don’t We sing about bad communication in their fading relationships on their third single of 2018, “Talk.”
Iggy Azalea, ‘Kream’ | Track Review
Iggy Azalea taps Tyga for “Kream,” the promo single from her forthcoming EP, ‘Survive the Summer.’ “Kream” is ultimately a ‘mixed bag.’
Max George, ‘Barcelona’ | Track Review
Max George, a member of the now defunct boy band The Wanted, releases his debut single, “Barcelona.” The results are positive, but not game changing.
Lil Pump, ‘Drug Addicts’ | Track Review
Lil Pump continues to build his career on clichés an utter shallowness on his latest, empty and irresponsible single, “Drug Addicts.”
Years & Years, Palo Santo | Album Review 💿
Years & Years returns with a compelling sophomore album with ‘Palo Santo’ which masterfully incorporates social issues, sexuality, and spirituality.
10 Songs That Go Strictly by the Numbers | Playlist
On the playlist “10 Songs That Go Strictly by the Numbers,” Arctic Monkeys, Drake, and Kamasi Washington are among artists providing ‘numeric’ tunes.
Justin Timberlake, ‘SoulMate’ | Track Review
Pop superstar Justin Timberlake sounds great on “SoulMate,” but the summer song suffers from flimsy songwriting that lacks depth.
Gorillaz, The Now Now | Album Review
Although more accessible than ‘Humanz’ to some extent, Damon Albarn and Gorillaz still require the audience to be ambitious listeners on ‘The Now Now.’
