11. Mystery (Produce by Dj Jay-R)

prod SRD x fourteendays
VAMPBOICLIQUE 2023
DRIPPIN SO PRETTY X HI-C
cover art by deviljiann

In Da Sky

YEAT - VAMPIRE HEART (feat. Homixide Gang)

(slowed to bypass copyright)

Fanmade Remix

Produced by SKY x Posty

YEAT - SPY (PROD. SKY x POSTY)

REAL MUSIC (Sanikwave Remix)

ME vs The Industry

“Let God Decide” is a high-intensity rage rap anthem from independent Minnesota artist Binstock, crafted for the kids who live for the mosh pit. Fueled by distorted 808s, chaotic melodies, and an explosive delivery, the track dives deep into a powerful concept: trusting a higher force to determine who’s chosen to rise, survive, and fulfill their mission in a world that feels on the edge. It’s not just a song—it’s a war cry for the misfits, the outsiders, and the youth who find peace in the chaos.

Binstock brings a raw and relentless energy that reflects the DNA of rage music, taking inspiration from the mosh pit scenes and sonic chaos made popular by artists like Playboi Carti and Yeat. From the first drop of the “From The Sky” producer tag to the heavy-hitting percussion and distorted vocal layers, “Let God Decide” is built for the stage, for the pit, and for the crowd that’s ready to erupt. But what sets this track apart is its core message—beneath the screams and synths is a philosophical question about fate, purpose, and divine selection.

As an independent artist carving out a unique path from Minnesota, Binstock is on a mission to shift the soundscape. With a background far removed from traditional rap hubs, he leans into the isolation to build something raw and original. “Let God Decide” is both a reflection of that outsider spirit and a declaration of intent—this is music that doesn’t just speak to rage, it breathes it. It’s not clean, it’s not polished, and it’s not supposed to be. That’s the point.

The vocal performance leans heavily into a Playboi Carti-inspired delivery—chaotic, unpredictable, yet hypnotic. But Binstock twists the formula, inserting deeper existential themes into the mayhem. It’s rage rap with a soul, asking: If the world is burning, who gets chosen to save it? That tension—between divine destiny and human fury—is what drives this record.

Perfect for fans of hyper-aggressive rap and underground mosh pit anthems, this track hits hard with youth who are tired of playing it safe. The beat is designed to shake walls, the vocal performance demands a response, and the whole track feels like it was made to be shouted back at full volume in a dark, sweat-soaked venue.

With “Let God Decide,” Binstock brings an intense, spiritual twist to a genre that thrives on energy and edge. This isn’t just another rage track—it’s a soundtrack for a generation asking deeper questions while they turn up. Perfect for editorial placements like Rage, Most Necessary, New Music Friday, and Alternative Hip-Hop, this song is ready to move bodies and shift mindsets. Let God decide who gets to hear it. Together Drops JUNE 6Th.This is a single from the album

Let God Decide (prod.SKY)

“High and Low” is a reflection of the emotional rollercoaster that comes with chasing purpose while carrying pain. Binstock captures the contrast between moments of triumph and deep isolation — the highs where you feel untouchable, and the lows that hit when no one’s watching. With haunting melodies and introspective bars, he paints a picture of a life lived in extremes.

This track is for those who smile through chaos, who level up while feeling lost, who win and still wonder why they feel broken. It’s raw. It’s real. And it speaks to the in-between space where most of us live.

As an independent artist from Minnesota, Binstock brings both vulnerability and strength, giving voice to the duality so many try to hide. “High and Low” isn’t just a song — it’s emotional honesty with a heartbeat.

High and low (prod. Kukyo icey & Ducrez)

Binstock

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