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ArtistRack Reviews ‘Dolla Bill’ by J.U.S Lyric (Prod. By LeZter)
It has been a while since we have seen Houston's own J.U.S Lyric on ArtistRack, but he is back again with another banger 'Dolla...
ArtistRack Reviews K.O.’s ‘The Wet Album’
ArtistRack Reviews K.O.'s 'The Wet Album':
K.O. methodically knocks this instrumental out cold with a vicious vernacular of unprecedented magnitude shaking up the realities of...
ArtistRack Reviews Sweet Medusa by Rawrwar
Rawrwar’s newest single 'Sweet Medusa' ups the level of musicianship within the alternative rock scene at an immense scale providing soundscapes making this track...
ArtistRack reviews ‘Sexier Than Ever’ by Alexxx
'Sexier Than Ever' possessed a dynamic stream of elaborate music with various intricate instruments established on one uniform composition. Alexxx puts his music abilities...
ArtistRack Reviews Don’t Let Me Die by Aleo Barquin
Check out our review of Don't Let Me Die by Aleo Barquin:
There are emotive undertones embedded on “Don’t Let Me Die” that cannot be...
ArtistRack Reviews ‘From Melodies 2 Millions’ by LacMan
Lacman’s production quality wallops the stereo deck on his newest LP pandering to a dynamic MC that spits world renowned rhymes over its foundation...
ArtistRack Reviews Tommy Francisco’s single Silence
ArtistRack Reviews Tommy Francisco's single Silence:
The down tempo boldness of this track is configured with precision and truly demonstrates Francisco’s unique ability to consolidate...
ArtistRack Reviews Sing To Me by Steven Bryan
The chanting stylistics of Steven Bryan’s newest ballad 'Sing to Me' utilize a progressive motion of energy that builds upon itself through a transmuted...
ArtistRack Reviews Bikini by Aaron Davvid
Aaron Davvid takes multifaceted forms of music and consolidates them into a uniform composition of impeccable propagation. His newest single “Bikini” utilizes different styles...
ArtistRack Reviews Sick.Life’s single Run It Up
The horrorcore hip hop tone on this single expounds upon the rap culture the fortified the entire movement throughout the 90’s. The melancholic church...
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Kaleena Zanders & Bipolar Sunshine – Can You Imagine Single Review
Kaleena Zanders & Bipolar Sunshine Just Delivered the Anthemic Reset We Needed
There are vocalists who sit on top of a track, and then there’s...
Mandy, Indiana “Sicko!” Single & URGH Album Review | Industrial Pop
The Sound of Pure Catharsis
If you’ve ever seen Mandy, Indiana live, you know it’s less of a "concert" and more of a high-tension workout....
Ben Tansing: Johnny Fontane (Abbey Road Session) | Review
Ben Tansing’s "Johnny Fontane": A Haunting Descent into the Abbey Road Sessions
There’s a specific kind of discomfort that Ben Tansing excels at—a brand of...
Wallie the Sensei – Fed Up: Compton’s Storyteller Returns
Wallie the Sensei’s "Fed Up" is a Masterclass in Turning Pain Into Power
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when an artist stops...
Mack Keane “Ordinary Feelings” Review: A New Era of Soulful Pop
Mack Keane’s "Ordinary Feelings" is a Quiet Masterclass in Vulnerability
If you’ve been tapped into the R&B scene over the last couple of years, you...
DEADLETTER Among Us Single Review: Post-Punk Paranoia at Its Best
DEADLETTER Just Dropped 'Among Us' — And It’s a Paranoiac Masterpiece
If you’ve been following the UK scene lately, you know it’s getting a bit...
Misty Dino – Better Days Review: A Fresh Anthem for 2026
Finally, a Song That Doesn’t Try Too Hard to Be Sad: Misty Dino’s “Better Days”
Let’s be real—the "melancholy pop" wave has been exhausting lately....
CallMeTone – WYWD Single: From Youngstown Rap to Pop Evolution
Youngstown’s Own CallMeTone Levels Up with New Pop-Leaning Single "WYWD"
There’s something happening in Youngstown, Ohio, and it’s being led by an artist who understands...
Whitney Whitney’s New Single: A Man Written by a Woman | Pop Review
Finally, a Song for the Main Character Montage: Whitney Whitney’s "A Man Written by a Woman"
We’ve all been there: staring out a train window,...
The CD Revival: Why Jewel Cases are the Nostalgia Trend of 2026
While everyone was busy fighting over $45 limited-edition vinyl pressings that take up half a room, the humble CD quietly staged the most aggressive...
Mack Holland’s “My God Is Amazing” Nominated for 68th Grammys
From Heartfelt Testimony to the Grammys: The Rise of Mack Holland’s “My God Is Amazing”
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when a...
Elvie Shane “Bourbon & the Bible”: A Raw Anthem for the Working Class
Between the Pews and the Pint: Why Elvie Shane’s "Bourbon & the Bible" Hits So Hard
If you’ve been following country music lately, you know...
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