Lultrills returns with a fierce new single, "Villain," the second single taken from his forthcoming album. From the opening beat, the song plunges you into a soundscape that is rapid, dark, and purposefully unhinged, a playground of outrageousness.
"Villain" is lockdown power/pop perfection, one of the few full-throttle punk songs written and recorded by one person during this period, up to and including the mix, delivering an uncut charge of sound that feels like an announcement. The beat itself sounds twisted in a good way: It's unpredictable, sharp, and keeps you on your toes, laying down the ideal canvas for Lultrills' aggressive delivery.
The song has a swerving, mesmerizing lilt that lingers. It's the kind of refrain that you'll struggle to shake from your head, ensuring that the track sticks around in your brain while managing to marry beautifully with the bedlam of the verses. On "Villain," Lultrills' vocals sound desperate and insistent, complementing the frantic nature of the instrumental, keeping you anxious for what might come next.
Lultrills is not just positioning himself as a rapper, but as a force to be reckoned with. This is the song that feels like a mission statement, letting you know that he and his crew, The Trillionaires, are here, come and take it. It's a statement that he's remaking the hip-hop conversation on his own terms.
For hip-hop and rap lovers who yearn for intensity, creativity, and that hint of craziness, Villain is required listening. It's an experience, a peek into the mind of an artist unafraid to let things get a little uncomfortable. It becomes apparent that for Lultrills, adventuring is only getting cranked up. With "Villain," he's rewriting the game.
Reviewed by LyricalOdyssey Music
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August 26, 2025
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