Glane X is burning the underground rap circuit with his latest single, "Gunpowder." It's a savage and uncensored rally call that blends drill, grime, and gangsta rap into one high-octane track. The second you hit play, the song becomes explosive and electric, demanding to be heard.
With a sinister beat that pounds like echoey warning shots set against brittle, glassy synth lines and the whistle of bombs falling out of the sky, Gunpowder doesn't bother dulling the noise to let the listener down gently. It lands hard and fast, and Glane X urgently carries his verses. Every bar is loaded, every flow switch surgical, and he knows his world and owns it with the conviction that you can't fake it. The authenticity here is undeniable and distinguishes him from the racket in the genre.
Rawness dominates in "Gunpowder." The grime and drill touchstones are in the chilly production and skittish hi-hats, while the gangsta rap energy means an old-school hectoring authority gets brought to bear. Glane X raps over the beat with a commanding presence. His flow is measured but aggressive, conveying that the song is hanging on the precipice of blowing up at any second, as if that's a natural place for a song.
This street sermon comes armored in incendiary wordplay and unapologetic realism. It sings the sort of storytelling that makes survival art. There is a hunger for power, respect, and turf in the game and life. "Gunpowder" is a declaration. For fans of drill and grime hungry for authenticity served chili-hot and accompanied with a razor's edge, Glane X is in full flame. With this release, he kicks the door in and dares anyone to try to stop him. The streets have a voice now, and that voice is loaded.