Russ delivers a smooth pop-rap gem about embracing vulnerability and showing the softer side of confidence.

Do you know what people forget? A big reason Russ became so popular was because of his softer records like “Losin Control.” Over the years, he’s spent more time proving he can go bar-for-bar with rappers instead of fully embracing his melodic side. On “HELL,” he gets back to that lane in a major way, reminding listeners why his singing has always been one of his biggest strengths.

On “HELL,” Russ taps back into the melodic side of his artistry that helped introduce him to many listeners. The track features smooth, airy production that lets his vocals take center stage, and he sounds completely comfortable delivering a softer performance. While he spends plenty of time singing, he still adds some rap moments to remind fans that his pen game remains intact.

The song’s lyrics center around his relationship and how much his partner means to him. Russ portrays her as a source of comfort and support, making it clear that maintaining a healthy connection with her is extremely important.

This track works because Russ understands how to blend different styles without losing himself. It’s another example of why he has maintained such a loyal fan base over the years. Check out Russ’ smooth and melodic new single “HELL” below.

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.