William J. Sullivan is back with “Victim’s Victim” (feat. Doseone) and it’s one of those tracks that immediately grabs your attention. It’s sharp, unsettling in the best way and feels more like a jolt of electricity than a traditional single. The production is raw and stripped back, built around buzzing electronics that set a dark and uneasy atmosphere. Doseone’s verses cut right through it, his delivery jagged and making every word feel like it carries extra weight.
What I really like here is how short and to the point it is, there’s no filler, just straight impact. The contrast of the gritty synths with the frantic rap verses makes the whole thing feel unique and experimental, but also strangely addictive. It’s not polished and that’s what makes it hit harder. For me, William keeps proving he’s not afraid to push boundaries and I honestly love how creative and fearless his style is.
