Two albums, one vision. Mason Paris and ilyTyler are shaping a new lane for the NeverDead collective, blending nostalgia, innovation, and emotional storytelling into projects that stand taller together than they do alone.
Mason Paris: Breaking Down the Walls With Fragile
Mason Paris’s new album Fragile is more than just a sophomore release — it’s a reintroduction. Drawing inspiration from the textured beats of 2016 but layering them with sleek, modern production, Mason crafts a sound that feels timeless yet fresh.
Tracks like “Like Your Style,” “All The Stars,” and “Ibiza” show his versatility, while “Careless” strips everything down to pure emotion. It’s the kind of album that highlights his ability to jump from melodic trap to pop-infused hooks without losing his authenticity. For Mason, Fragile is about vulnerability, but also about growth: proof that being “fragile” doesn’t mean being weak — it means being real.
ilyTyler!: The Energy of Neverdying
On the other side of the NeverDead spectrum, ilyTyler!’s Neverdying bursts with urgency. At just 13 tracks and around 30 minutes long, the album is a compact statement of intent — fast, emotional, and locked into the collective’s ethos.
Songs like “Regardless,” “Lose Your Mind,” and “Outta Luck” balance braggadocio with raw honesty. But the centerpiece is “Proud of You”, where Mason Paris steps in with a verse that perfectly ties both of their worlds together. It’s the moment where Fragile’s polish meets Neverdying’s intensity.
The NeverDead Ethos
What makes both albums special isn’t just the music — it’s the collective identity behind them. Mason frames Fragile as “just the start of my career and NeverDead. We will always be evolving our sound.” ilyTyler! reinforces that with Neverdying, showing that NeverDead isn’t a trend-chasing crew — it’s a movement defined by constant reinvention, emotional honesty, and boundary-pushing collaboration.
Together, these records create a dialogue. Fragile is smooth and reflective; Neverdying is raw and relentless. And somewhere in the middle is the NeverDead sound — one that feels bigger than any single artist.
RollingHype Verdict
Fragile and Neverdying show two different sides of the same coin. Mason Paris leans into vulnerability and polished growth, while ilyTyler comes with raw urgency and unfiltered energy. When you put them together, it’s clear both are building more than albums — they’re building a legacy. NeverDead isn’t just dropping music, they’re setting the tone for what’s next in the underground.