Yung3LVX returns with Collision Course, a compact 9-song project released this year that blends moody R&B, emotional rap and glitchy production. The single “Time and Space” hits as a late-night, nostalgia-tinged cut — atmospheric, melodic, with a pushy beat that gives it replay energy — while “Hurting” leans into raw vulnerability and has quickly become one of the album’s emotional centerpieces.
Release details / where to hear it
Collision Course (9 tracks) is available across major platforms — Spotify, Amazon, Anghami and YouTube — and the album’s listing shows “Time and Space” and “Hurting” as standout tracks. Anghami/Amazon list the album and tracks; Spotify and YouTube hosts show the artist’s official presence.
Social buzz & fan reaction
•Instagram: Yung3LVX is actively promoting the singles with Reels and posts calling fans to stream the record; several Reels announcing “Hurting” and “Time and Space” have been posted by the artist’s account. That activity shows an engaged, hands-on release campaign.
•YouTube: There’s a Collision Course playlist and multiple uploads/shorts tied to album tracks, indicating the artist is pushing visual/short-form content alongside audio.
•Blogs / press: Independent music blogs have picked up the single — for example Ratings Game Music ran a positive piece on “Time and Space,” calling it an explosive return. That kind of writeup helps amplify reach beyond the core fanbase.
What people are saying / traction
Across streams, playlists, short videos and a few writeups, the picture is consistent: Yung3LVX’s core fanbase is active and responsive, and listeners are highlighting Time and Space and Hurting as immediate favorites from the project. Playlist placements and platform availability (Spotify/Amazon/Anghami/YouTube) mean the album is positioned to gain steady streams and social engagement. Chartmetric and other artist-data pages also list those tracks among his most popular.
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