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Welcome to The Musical Hype, a music entertainment site featuring album & track reviews, articles, playlists, chart news & much, much more!
10 Filthy Songs by Female Rappers | Playlist 🎧
Female rappers can be just as bold as their male counterparts. Need proof? Check out these 10 utterly filthy songs by female rappers.
Who Sang It? Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch or Someone Else? | Quiz
Can you correctly guess who sang it? Was It Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, or Someone Else?
How Closely Did You Listen to ‘Sleep Well Beast’ By The National? | Quiz
Question: How closely did you listen to ‘Sleep Well Beast,’ by indie-rock band The National? Take the quiz and test your knowledge!
Kevin Gates, ‘Had To’ | Track Review
Kevin Gates shows off a solid flow and a memorable hook on “Had To,” a promo single released in advance of album, ‘By Any Means 2.’
Superfruit, Hurry Up! | Track Review
Superfruit returns with “Hurry Up!”, the energetic, fun, slick modern pop promo single for full-length album, ‘Future Friends.’
Chase Rice, ‘Lions’ | Track Review
Country artist Chase Rice expands the palette on “Lions,” the second single from his third studio album, ‘Lambs & Lions’ (November 17).
Jack Johnson, All the Light Above It Too | Album Review
Jack Johnson delivers a well-rounded affair with ‘All the Light Above It Too.’ He does a great job of balancing stripped and more electric moments.
Marilyn Manson, ‘We Know Where You F**king Live’ | Track Review
Marilyn Manson is charged up to nth degree on “We Know Where You F*cking Live,” the promo single for his forthcoming LP, ‘Heaven Upside Down.’
G-Eazy, ‘No Limit’ | Track Review
Ubiquitous rapper G-Eazy returns with certified banger “No Limit” featuring Cardi B and A$AP Rocky. It’s not game changing, but G-Eazy flexes hard.
Zayn, ‘Dusk Till Dawn’ | Track Review
ZAYN returns with his third single of 2017, “Dust Till Dawn,” featuring Sia. “Dusk” has its moments, but it’s not without flaws.
