Medusa’s “Double Dutch” is a fun throwback rap track that builds upon the tradition of late-1990s performers like Lil Kim and Missy Elliott. The bars that listeners will encounter during Double Dutch are absolutely intense, head-bopping lyrics that both ferry the song’s narrative elements while contributing to the overall beat of the track. I particularly appreciate the different approaches that Madusa adopts here, as there are minor changes to the overall momentum and timing that she incorporates into her latest track. Impactful and engaging, Medua’s newest single is something that stands out starkly from other rap populating the airwaves.
Medusa “Double Dutch” / 2025 Self Released / 3:43 / Domain
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