Divineisll draws a defiant line with his newest single, "Game On Skip." Blending the unhinged ferocity of rap-metal, the swagger of alternative rock, and the reckless ambition of alternative hip-hop, Divineissll is about the spiritual transmission. "Game On Skip" is not just a record to hear, it's one to feel. This track throbs with a pulse that's less about volume than it is about vibration. It's a gift frequency, if you will, one encased in a punch-to-the-gut shell but coming from a deep place in the soul.
Divineisll appears to tap into something larger than himself, some earned wisdom and spiritual authority that gives the song its own especially empowering electrical charge. The production is half gritty and half hypnotic, allowing Divineisll's vocal presence to hit with laser-like precision. His delivery is technical for a purpose, and every bar feels like a blow for inner transformation. The riffs rage with purpose, the beats move like a warrior in motion, and beneath it runs a thread of higher truth that's perceptible to those tuned into its wavelength. Part of the reason "Game on Skip" hits so hard is that it declines to pick a side between exercised and intentional. Whereas most artists tend to fully embrace either the rebellious or the redemptive, Divineisll draws a bridge between the two.
He reminds us that rage can be sacred, that noise can be healing, and that music, when appropriately processed, can be a vehicle for consciousness. It is a bold experience for listeners interested in more than just passive entertainment. It is a call to activation, an alarm call for those who straddle the fine line of the physical and the spiritual. From the head-bang-inducing electric pulse to the soft embrace of its lyrical current, "Game On Skip" delivers in every way. With this release, Divineisll not only inhabits his space, he redefines it. "Game On Skip" is evidence that music can be both a battle cry and a blessing.