Music
Slkrack – Hazi Life 3 (feat. Dehmo)
From the Porte de La Chapelle district in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, Slkrack is making its appearance on the French drill scene in early 2020 with Gestion. Subsequently, it will release this same year 4 other sounds including a freestyle for Radio Mouv #RapMouvClub in November and including the Patek tracks in October 2020, with the presence in the clip of several beautiful rap names such as Georgio, Doums, Gazo, Abou tall and Hache P.
After a busy year with the project “SL500”, then the EP “Merci” and an appearance noticed on the sound “La Colline” extracted from the album of Cashmere as well as several scenes and concerts, Slkrack has not finished with the year 2021 since it is doing a series of freestyle “Hazi Life ”, the first two of which worked well. The rapper from the 18th arrondissement of Paris adds a layer with this “Hazi Life # 3” accompanied by Dehmo. Frantic rhythms, texts violent and big punchlines are waiting for you.
Listen to Slkrack – Hazi Life 3 (feat. Dehmo)
Artist Spotlight
With “Who Am I Now” Intaluks explores identity, healing, and renewal
“Who Am I Now” is the Intaluks’ method of shifting the atmospheric emotion, an introspective melodic trance on loss, identity, healing, and the hard work of rebuilding when life takes an unexpected turn. The musical direction is a slow emotional journey, starting in darkness and gradually opening to hope and renewal.
This production frames that journey with expressive male vocals, emotional piano, and trance textures. “Who Am I Now” leaves its mark in the feel department through progression and atmosphere, not with a dramatic festival-type drop. The arrangement gives the song a reflective feel but still maintains the forward momentum of melodic trance.
The male delivery lends a human presence to the themes of uncertainty and self-reconstruction in the song’s vocals. The track tells of an inner journey, accompanied by the piano, the cinematic production, and the experience of confronting a changed reality, asking yourself who you are now, and slowly finding the strength to move forward.
Rather than relying on spectacle, Intaluks focuses on emotional development, letting the song’s mood build organically rather than through a traditional climax. The result is a trance piece so cinematic it feels as much about reflection as it does about forward motion, connecting electronic atmosphere with a highly personal theme. In “Who Am I Now,” Intaluks offers a release defined by transition rather than closure. The sound is its greatest triumph, reflecting that journey and making darkness the beginning of a brighter artistic path.
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Teanko embraces retirement, memory, and creative freedom on “Between Two Selves”
Teanko’s rock song “Between Two Selves” sees retirement as an opportunity to reconsider what comes next rather than as an ending, and it carries a quiet sense of release. This track is based on the theme of moving from a busy working life to a more relaxed one. It’s about the emotional gap between the person defined by constant activity and the person now free to decide how to spend their time.
The song’s artistic direction is grounded in reflection, without falling into recollections. Looking again at old photos, we know the past through memories and music but remain open to the present. The balance is a gateway into the emotional heart of “Between Two Selves,” recognizing where Teanko has come from and welcoming the freedom of not having to chase the next opportunity.
The music of the song also helps support that personal perspective as a rock release, with its core mood shaped by calm, acceptance, and thoughtful self-examination. Retiring from working life provides an opportunity to escape pressure and to find a more personal level of creativity.
In “Between Two Selves,” music-making is meaningful because it is fun and adds a pleasing sense of independence to the release. With “Between Two Selves,” Teanko makes a major life change an honest artistic statement. It suggests you can make a new beginning through choice, curiosity, and the sheer joy of making without having to prove anything to anyone else.
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