The article examines Lucy Bedroque's mixtape 'Unmusique,' highlighting its vibrant, aggressive sound emblematic of the 'rage 2.0' era in online rap. While initially known for the more delicate, conceptual style involving elements like maplekore influenced by MMORPGs, this new project marks a significant departure. Featuring hard-hitting beats and chaotic energy, it merges various influences but loses some of the subtlety from earlier releases. 'Unmusique' also signifies Lucy's first work with deadAir Records, signaling a new chapter in the artist's musical journey.
Electric jolts and apocalyptic bass thuds define the hyper-cluttered sound of "rage 2.0," characterized by artists like Ken Carson and Lucy Bedroque.
While Lucy Bedroque’s new mixtape Unmusique brings an electrifying sound, its roots trace back to more delicate influences like their earlier works with kaystrueno.
Unmusique demonstrates a shift to a more aggressive rap style while retaining hints of the conceptual depth and emotional intricacies seen in Lucy Bedroque's previous work.
There's an imaginative quality present in Lucy's music, with narrative elements about a character named Glutmother and emotional themes that reflect a struggle for unity.
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