“No Hands” will save lives, metaphorically and literally. The song is not only about enforcing Hanna’s dominance as a formidable rapper; its also here to, dare I say it, raise awareness on the current Coronavirus pandemic (talk about using your voice for good!) There’s an ongoing opinion about how the current situation is not as dire, but Hanna’s included an actual news excerpt to show that the situation is up…
Clearly, Ishan is not bothered to conceal his proclivity towards “the feels”. Unlike most people, he dares to make peace with the possibility of being the source of toxicity in the relationship, as he gently coaxes his ever so sweet falsetto to acknowledge an ex’s post-breakup thriving. Emotion is one aspect he chose not to be conservative within this song, and that’s reason number one to vibe to it. “Better…
King 98 will have to out rap more than half of the music industry for him to be somewhere in the vicinity of his goal of being a B.I.G reincarnate. After listening to “Twisted”, we are not ones to dismiss this ambition; the song attests to his ability to grow; and also, his underdog spirit is not lost on us. An instrumental is always an indispensable piece of the whole sonic puzzle, and ‘Twisted’s instrumental is a good place to start. The recurring hymn-like undertones sweeping under the bass are oddly gratifying, and the whole thing is something worth writing home about. This sick-as-a-dog beat retains a serious level of chill and almost makes up for the slightly repetitive essence of the chorus, which of course, can be overlooked. King…
