Inkakai, a band that creates alternative rock music, has released a song called “DROWN.” The song is a mix of different types of music, like pop punk, alternative metal, and 80s synths. Inkakai worked with famous music experts to make the song sound perfect. The song has a lot of energy and is enjoyable to listen to.

The band describes their music as “Imperial, sharply dynamic alternative rock with nu-metal & electronic music influences.” This means they like mixing different types of music together to make something new. “DROWN” starts with loud guitar and synth sounds, and the singing is very emotional. The song takes you on a journey through different sounds and feelings.

Inkakai’s “DROWN” is a way for the band to show they are different and not afraid to try new things. The song is perfect and will make people excited about the band.

Prepare your taste buds for a musical treat because the vibrant and witty rapper Exentric just dropped his latest single, “Cake Boss”, a playful ode to the sweet life and other unexpected hobbies. Drawing inspiration from the virtuosic stylings of Eminem, Exentric infuses humor and intuition into his unique sound, setting him apart as a developing artist in the rap scene.

Combining clever wordplay with infectious beats, “Cake Boss” is a delightful journey into the world of Mazzilli’s imagination. Known for his intuitive and humorous approach to storytelling, the artist weaves a feast of verses that explore the joy of indulging in life’s simple pleasures, with a particular focus on everyone’s favorite dessert – cake.
Mazzilli brings a fresh perspective to the rap genre, channeling the spirit of Eminem’s intricate rhymes and complex flows. His seamless delivery and sharp wit showcase a level of virtuosity reminiscent of the rap legend, while simultaneously establishing Exentric as a unique and distinctive force with a sound that is entirely his own.

In “Cake Boss” listeners can expect a fusion of clever lyricism and upbeat production, creating a track that not only entertains but also leaves a lasting impression. The single is poised to become a crowd-pleaser, appealing to rap enthusiasts and debuting on Youtube as a force of consistency.

Exentric has been making waves on the underground scene with his previous releases, earning accolades for his ability to seamlessly blend humor and introspection. “Cake Boss” marks a new chapter in his artistic journey, demonstrating his versatility as an artist and cementing his reputation as a rising star in the industry.

As anticipation builds for the release of “Cake Boss,” Exentric invites fans and music enthusiasts to join him on this whimsical ride. The single is available on all major streaming platforms with a promising a delectable sonic experience for all who indulge.

Eccentric took time to answer a few questions about his hometown, his music and what’s next for him…

You are from Boston..how did being from “Beantown” influence you and your music?

Cities like Boston have always inspired me to do something big. Just the vibe of the city can give me new ideas and help start my creative process. I’ve never been a fan of the fast living tho and growing up surrounded by “massholes” and constant swearing definitely rubbed off on me a bit.

How did you come up with the name, “Exentric?” What does it mean to you?

I never really fit into the crowd and back in school I was often bullied and called all sorts of things like “strange, weird, etc”. I was also very ODD and always felt very misunderstood so I picked the word “Eccentric” because it means unconventional and slightly strange. To me, Exentric means being yourself without even caring how other people will perceive you.

Your latest single is “Cake Boss.” Tell us about the song, the recording process, and what is your favorite flavor/type of cake?

CakeBoss originally started as a freestyle but I decided to make it a fun song filled with literary devices. My recording process was pretty straightforward, I would record take after take and experiment a lot with the flow, cadence, delivery etc until I liked it. And my favorite cake is Vanilla/chocolate ice cream cake and cheesecake 🍰

How do you feel about performing live? How often do you get to do it? Any memorable performances?

To be honest I’ve never had much desire to do live shows but I have done them. I could perform more often if I wanted but it would mostly be open mics, small venues etc and right now I’d rather stay focused on creating new music.

What’s next for you? Any plans for an album? Tour? Next single or video?

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