“Bad” blends pop and hip-hop into an easy summer vibe.

Dallas Murrae is steadily building momentum as one of the more promising independent voices in the pop-rap space. Based in Nashville, he’s crafted a sound tailor-made for fans of artists like blackbear and G-Eazy, blending emotion, melody, and bounce into something easy to vibe to. With over a million streams already under his belt, it’s clear he’s built a strong following.

His latest single, “Bad,” feels like his most accessible release yet. The production fuses hip-hop and alternative elements, creating a smooth, bouncy backdrop that’s instantly catchy. It’s the kind of beat that would pair perfectly with a drink in your hand and good vibes around you.

Lyrically, Dallas leans into infatuation, describing a woman who commands attention effortlessly and leaves him completely locked in. It’s simple, but effective, tapping into a feeling most listeners recognize.

Vocally, he strikes a strong balance. His delivery carries a gentle, melodic tone that feels inviting, while a subtle grit underneath gives the performance some needed edge.

All in all, you’ll enjoy this track’s hella infectious chorus, cool vibe, and truly enviable lyrics.

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.