William Black has returned with an emotional yet explosive new single, “Monster,” featuring Baby Blue.

William Black feels like one of those artists who was always destined to make music. Born and raised in Orange County, he was introduced to dance music early on, heavily influenced by his father, an exceptional guitar player. That love for sound carried into his education, as he pursued music in school, eventually building a career that has earned him millions of streams and support from some of EDM’s biggest names, including Gareth Emery, Adventure Club, NGHTMRE, and Slander.

Now, William Black is back with his latest release, “Monster,” featuring the soulful voice of Baby Blue. The track blends emotional storytelling with massive production, making it one of his most compelling works to date. As always, William’s ability to combine raw vulnerability with festival-ready energy shines through, cementing why he’s become such a fan favorite in the electronic scene.

“Monster” itself is a powerful song both lyrically and sonically. The instrumental is epic, full of stomps, dramatic textures, and one of the most explosive build-ups and drops you’ll hear this year. Baby Blue’s vocals add another layer of intensity, as the two artists exchange perspectives about the demons we all fight in relationships—and how sometimes the person we’re closest to can be the one causing the most pain.

What makes the track especially impactful is the twist at the end: the realization of who the real monster might be. It’s a gripping emotional journey underscored by William’s passionate production style and urgent vocal delivery from both performers. Altogether, “Monster” is a haunting yet explosive piece of music that feels destined to resonate both in headphones and on festival stages.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.