There’s no room for second place in Kush K’s latest single, “Winning” — a track that doesn’t just talk about victory, it embodies it. Over a beat that snarls with confidence and a hook built for stadium chants, the Melbourne rapper-producer throws down a personal manifesto of success, isolation, and loyalty. It’s a lived reality. The hook hammers in the theme. Kush K isn’t playing around; this is the sound of someone who’s survived the noise and built his own path, one track at a time.
Kushal Anand, known to fans as Kush K, has been quietly building an empire from Melbourne. His 2024 debut album The Revelations introduced us to a voice equally at home behind the boards and on the mic. But “Winning” feels like a new chapter: louder, sharper, and more unapologetically self-made. He doesn’t just rap about staying locked in — he is locked in.
The production on “Winning” is cold, minimal, and surgical. It doesn’t waste a second. The drums hit like they’re cutting through armor, and the bass carries enough weight to knock doors off hinges. Kush rides the beat with absolute control, weaving between sharp boasts and darker admissions — “Now I don’t trust no one anymore” — showing that winning doesn’t come without scars.
Lyrically, Kush is careful with his words. He keeps his bars tight, his circle tighter. There’s pain behind the precision — a nod to betrayals, growing up too fast, and chasing dreams with tunnel vision.
What sets “Winning” apart is its clarity of intent. Kush K is showing what it looks like when the vision starts paying off. The single isn’t just a win; it’s a warning. He’s only getting started, and he’s already playing like a veteran.
