The Underachievers – Stranger Things [Audio]
Issa Gold and AKTHESAVIOR keep them joints coming.
The Underachievers just dropped their new single “Stranger Things”—another sharp add to their post-“Homecoming” streak. It’s lean, urgent, and very them: razor cadences, grit over glow, words front and center.
Clocking in around 3:03, the single lands in that classic UA pocket—taut tempo with space for double-edged lines. This one is produced by Issa Gold, which explains the stripped, skeletal bounce that lets the verses do the heavy lifting. On DSPs, it appears under the duo’s SLANG imprint.
No narrative tricks—just the words, big and readable, riding the beat. That choice fits the song’s intent: flex the pen, keep the cinematics minimal. It’s the kind of upload that invites instant replay for lines you half-caught the first time.
After the duo’s “Homecoming” return this spring, “Stranger Things” reads like a late-year victory lap—proof the tap is still open.
Tight beat, sharper bars, no filler. “Stranger Things” isn’t a detour; it’s a continuation—another piece of evidence that UA’s 2025 comeback isn’t nostalgia, it’s momentum.
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