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  In a music scene oversaturated with polished perfection and copy-paste trends, discovering an artist with raw energy and real identity feels like finding gold in gravel. That’s exactly how I felt when I stumbled across DRAKO IN THE CUT on Spotify . No gimmicks. No filters. Just emotion, rhythm, and vision. This isn’t someone trying to play the game  this is someone rewriting the rules before most even realize the game changed.  Streaming With Purpose: “PAU” and “ASSIST” The journey kicks off with “PAU” (2022)  a gritty, minimal track that feels like it came straight from the underground. It’s stripped back and unapologetically real. There’s no flash, just fire. The beat pulses like it was made in a late-night haze, and Drako’s voice cuts through it with clarity and command.  Listen to “PAU” on Spotify Then there’s “ASSIST” (2024), a step forward in both sonics and confidence. The production is sleeker, the vibe deeper. It’s one of those tracks that feels ...

  As a fellow engineer and producer, I don’t co-sign just anybody. We’ve all seen the highlight reels, the self-proclaimed “geniuses,” and the overly-polished social media personas. But every once in a while, someone pops up who’s really doing the work , staying grounded, and putting out quality that speaks for itself. That’s MarcZERO , and if you’re sleeping on his Twitch or his studio work, now’s the time to wake up. This Ain’t Hobby-Level , This Is Real Craft MarcZERO isn’t just looping beats on stream. He’s producing, mixing, building arrangements, and sharing gems in real time — the same way we know it actually goes down in the studio. When I tuned into his Twitch stream for the first time, it felt familiar in the best way: No fluff, no gimmicks Just straight-up creative process Sound design, vocal stacking, live mixing, plus raw conversation with the chat He’s not afraid to show the real workflow . The trial and error. The second-guessing a snare. The chasing of a v...

  I didn’t expect Uno Un to hit me like this. There’s music you put on to dance. There’s music that makes you think. And then there’s that rare type of album that does both , while pulling you into something way bigger than just the songs. That’s exactly what LeMof just dropped. If you haven’t heard of LeMof yet , now’s the time to tune in. This Laval-born, Vancouver-based artist and producer has been quietly building a sonic world of his own, and with Uno Un , he’s throwing the doors wide open.  So What Is Uno Un? It’s a 10-track , tri-lingual , genre-bending electronic album. English, French, Spanish — all flowing effortlessly over beats that blend EDM, Latin rhythms, house grooves, and drum & bass energy. But that barely scratches the surface. What LeMof delivers here is vibe as language . It’s not about understanding every word ,it’s about feeling it. Even the title, Uno Un , mixes the Spanish and French words for “one.” It’s a subtle message: we’re different, but...