OS! releases “Hate It,” a new, mellow track that delves into themes of self-doubt and persistence. The song’s easygoing percussion beat and smooth piano progression create a calm yet captivating instrumentation for OS!’s reflective lyrics. The song balances moving reflection with a strong feeling of progression, which draws listeners into a place of vulnerability.
The mellow keyboard riff and textured orchestration in “Hate It” lay the foundation for the track’s laid-back beat. While the drumming adds a subtle sense of energy, the lyrics remain at the centre of the attention for the listener, ensuring that the emotions of the song is the main focus.
OS!’s distinctive vocals add an extra layer of depth to the narrative. With the careful interplay between sensitive lyrics and production, “Hate It” feels like an intimate reflection that resonates with listeners.
“Hate It” tackles the difficult emotions and difficulties that arise when one must move forward in the face of uncertainty. The song reminds OS! to keep going in spite of the self-doubt that frequently comes with pursuing a passion. In addition to being an anthem of resiliency, it is a honest look into vulnerability. Every aspect of the song demonstrates OS!’s skilful production, which is distinguished by the balance between string emotions and determination.
OS! is known for their diverse musical approach, drawing from both their Dominican roots and Rhode Island base. Their work as a producer, rapper, singer, and multi-instrumentalist reflects a wide range of influences, including Dijon, King Krule, Mac Miller, and Smino.
“Hate It” is a perfect example of this fusion, combining elements of indie rap, alt-R&B, and indie folk to create a sound that is uniquely OS!. Through this track, OS! continues to push boundaries, blending genres while staying true to their authentic artistic vision.
Listen to “Hate It” below!
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