SiNnakel’s latest single, "Lost Boys,” featuring MonstroM, is a dark, unrelenting plunge into chaos and defiance, pulled straight from the blood-stained pages of a modern horror fable. Borrowing inspiration from the cult-classic 1980s film of the same name, the track is the grimy centerpiece of SiNnakel’s EP 9, a twisted, high-octane anthem for anyone who’s ever embraced the outcast inside.
SiNnakel’s verses swing like brass knuckles, pounding through lines thick with venom, paranoia, and cold-blooded pride. MonstroM delivers his bars like a banshee on the loose, intensifying the gothic energy that PlayDead fans will eat up.
The chemistry between the two artists crackles like broken streetlamps over an abandoned boardwalk. This is survival rap laced with menace, identity, and rebellion. From crucifixion metaphors to venomous nods at betrayal, "Lost Boys” thrives in its own unholy universe, daring anyone listening to step into the darkness and not blink. If SiNnakel aimed to make you feel something raw and unfiltered, Lost Boys hits the mark with a blade.