Stanisland Magazine

The Illinois-based rapper tells a story of recovery on the first track he ever recorded

We’ve come to a point where we’re waiting long periods for great hip-hop. But, truth be told, the market is oversaturated with banal, effortless content.

Made Allyane is dropping jewels like the greats, augmenting the work that came before him. His latest track, Bounce Back, is an example of what’s possible when you put the work in.

Bounce Back Chronicles a Period of Change

Through his self-produced music, the rapper orchestrates a suite of self-assuredness. With a decidedly smooth approach, Bounce Back is a vertex of songwriting. The artist says its inspiration was brought about by a choppy time in his life: “…it came on the heels of a series of tough life adjustments. I had just moved into a new creative space and was feeling outside of myself-relearning my environment.”

The chorus synchronises against a backdrop of thoughtful interpolations—something the artist extrapolates for anyone who feels the same, underscored by Allyane himself: “This song is an anthem for anybody who is facing an obstacle that they are meant to overcome.”

He recalls it being the first song he recorded — having held it back all these years, it’s clear it means something to him. This is evidenced by his delivery and execution: a relaxed demo of measured flow.

Final Thoughts

Its laid-back finish draws inspiration from an early 2000s space without sounding dated, thanks to a carefully curated build crafted to precision. The track feels like bridging equipment for something extra, and hopefully more of the same is on the cards.

Through a dope flow and considerate motivation, it seems he is ready to demonstrate an encore; an episode that sounds worth the wait.