review

Key Glock unleashes Blue Devil as a standout from his 2025 major-label debut Glockaveli, and it’s everything you expect—hard-hitting, unapologetically Memphis, and dripping with ambition. The official visual? A sapphire-hued flex-fest of lasers, grills, and Glock’s unmistakable presence, reaffirming that he’s in his prime. Right from the jump, Blue Devil flexes its roots, sampling the […]

Emerging from their 2015 Ascension EP, Let Me Know sits like a foggy dawn wrapped around heartbreak tense, yearning, and impossibly sincere. While No Wyld is known for genre-blending alt-hip-hop, this track leans into vulnerability, spinning from desperation to determination in just over four minutes. “Oh, let me know Where you wanna go?” The opening

Stateside indie-pop band Glass Animals delivers a quietly devastating piece with Youth, tucked into their 2016 album How To Be A Human Being. Far from a straightforward coming-of-age anthem, the track is a dreamlike lullaby part nostalgic confession, part surreal pep talk that lingers much longer than its runtime. From the very first line—“Boy, when

A slow-burning closer from Favourite Worst Nightmare that transformed from understated deep cut to generational obsession. Alex Turner’s poetic longing, paired with cinematic instrumentation, turns 505 into an intimate confession that’s impossible to forget. Arctic Monkeys’ 505, the closing track of their 2007 album Favourite Worst Nightmare, is the kind of song that seeps under

Metro Boomin’s Am I Dreaming, released June 2, 2023, arrives not just as a song, but as the emotional exhale of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, rolling through the end credits with cinematic force. Its opening string quartet, draped in melancholic grandeur over trap beats and synths, immediately suspends you in a liminal space between reality

KAWALA’s Ticket to Ride is a lush, sun-drenched escape hatch disguised as a song—part indie-folk, part dream-pop voyage that takes you far from grey skies and closer to your personal slice of paradise. Released in 2020, it remains a shimmering anthem for those quietly plotting their getaway. The track opens with “Dreaming to sounds that

American singer, rapper, and songwriter 070 Shake continues to cement her reputation as one of alternative hip-hop’s most introspective and genre-bending voices with Morrow. Released in April 2019 via GOOD Music/Def Jam, the track forms a central piece of her critically acclaimed debut album Modus Vivendi. Morrow captures the feeling of drifting through life’s uncertainty—searching

Joesef’s Does It Make You Feel Good? opens like a late-night confession raw voices, empty glasses, and the ache of someone standing at a door they never imagined returning to. Released in October 2020 as the title track from his Does It Make You Feel Good? EP, the song pulsates with longing, regret, and a

Dylan Fraser’s Vipers, released on August 14, 2020, bursts out of the gate as an electrifying debut single—raw, restless, and resolutely genre-defying. The track channels the emotional intensity of alt-pop through a lens of dark, cinematic energy, grounded tightly in Fraser’s haunting vocals and urgent lyricism. At just 18, Fraser channels a striking combination of