Marcus Christ is easily one of the most original hip-hop artists you could ever ask for. Instead of leaning into the overused, boring, and repetitive mainstream substance, he has forged his path, one that is essentially about substance over hype. His music feels like a personal conversation with the listener, touching on important issues that directly impact society, especially Black folks like him. His laid-back yet assertive vocal display bonds well with any desired production, highlighting his knack for versatility and impeccable accessibility that cannot be denied by the listener.
As he gears up for the release of his eagerly anticipated album dubbed “Whittier California,” he has been releasing a string of singles to promote it, and “IDK What Happened” is one of them. There is a nostalgic, infectiously soulful demeanor to this jam, and it is so catchy and infectious you don’t want it to end.
From the very opening notes, this track’s ear-wring beats grab you by the hold and reel you in—there is that irresistible allure of something soul-jazz-funky, showcasing Marcus Christ’s willingness to venture into productions way outside signature hip-hop.
He fits in perfectly like a glove, blending well with the infectious beats for one memorable cadence as he sings and raps his way over these warm and fuzzy beats, illustrating the versatility that allows him to sing and rap just as efficiently.
The song sounds so balladry and is an easy-going one that suits any kind of intimate vibe. At least that’s how I felt. His easy-to-sing-along lyrics also make it an undeniable anthem that will continue playing in your head even after the final notes have disappeared.
A super cool jam with replay value, I couldn’t think of a better recommendation for you, dear music fanatic. I can feel it in my bones that you will love this one.
All Marcus Christ is appealing is for you to subscribe to his YouTube channel and anticipate the greatness that he is about to unleash when he officially releases “Whittier California.” As you do that, make sure to add “IDK What Happened” to your favorite catalog.
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