Mike Melinoe has always been one to actively switch up his energy and seemingly reinvent himself through every song. Yesterday, he dropped the song “TESLA” with Austin, TX native Flizoshi and it’s a bit different from what we typically get from Mike. Sonically, it’s kind of post-trap meets early 2000s hip-hop, with its heavy bass […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Mike Melinoe Returns with Oo
Mike Melinoe starts out his latest project with a lot of bass, a little bit of oral, and menacing lyricism. A hell of a way to start, yes, but it sets up what unfolds over the rest of the 25-minute project, Oo. On this one, we find Mike battling against himself and others for a […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Mike Melinoe Drops "Her Name" Visuals
A few months ago, Mike Melinoe dropped the track “Her Name.” A review of the track can be found here, so I’m not rehashing or taking away from his streams. Recently, he dropped the visuals to the song, which are equally trippy and interesting. If you haven’t heard of Mike yet, this seems like as […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Mike Melinoe Wants to Know "Her Name" on New Track
Mike Melinoe is back with new music. Lyrically, he’s at his top level. Subject-wise, he’s getting fried to experience some new things. Sonically, I’m getting serious Travis Scott and Cudi feels with a bit of Danny Brown, in that its dark, but still engrossing. You’d think that the song is just about getting some sex […]
Read moreNew Music: @MikeMelinoe – Caveman
Where do I begin with this one? The harsh lyricism, the dreamy production that goes from dream to nightmare without a second’s notice, or the ability Mike has to put words together to create a dark, yet optimistic, atmosphere (in that, while things are shitty, Mike’s still rapping and not doing anything crazy yet, so […]
Read moreNew Music: @MikeMelinoe x @inDCwetrust_ – "Suicide B4 29"
This track is trippy as balls. In a good way, of course, but still trippy as balls. Mike Melinoe recruits California native DC to contemplate life’s last moments. Instead of finding some sort of clarity or resolution, Mike, DC, and the listener are left with a crapload of questions, conflicting imagery and very few answers […]
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