Genre-Bending Visionary Mazare shares ‘Unholy’ feat. IMPVLSE

Producer extraordinaire Mazare teamed up with rising five-piece German metalcore band IMPVLSE on the new track ‘Unholy,’ which was released on 19 June via Universal Music Italy. Mazare has consistently received support from prominent artists such as SLANDER, Illenium, Seven Lions, Said The Sky, Dabin, Koven, Don Diablo, and many others. Since his debut, his eclectic style, positive attitude, and high-energy performances have attracted the attention of some of the industry’s leading labels, including Monstercatand Insomniac Records. Over the past six years, Mazare has predominantly released his music through these platforms, amassing more than 35 million streams on Spotify alone.

Born and raised in Northeast Italy, Mazare is quickly establishing himself in the global music scene. His journey into music began with his father’s extensive record collection, which filled his childhood home with sounds from iconic artists like Pink Floyd, U2, and Genesis. A pivotal moment came in 2009 when he first heard ‘When Love Takes Over‘ by David Guetta, marking the entry of electronic music into his life. Known for his dynamic artistic approach, Mazare masterfully navigates between heavy-hitting metal-electronic hybrids and more emotional, pop-rock-infused sounds, all while cultivating a dedicated and rapidly expanding fanbase globally. He draws inspiration from various artists, including The Prodigy, Noisia, and Bring Me The Horizon. 

Continuing with his recent, heavier output, ‘Unholy’ is a masterful fusion of DnB and Metalcore. A stellar vocal performance from IMPVLSE’s lead singer ranges from tender and sincere, to powerful and glaring. Mazare clearly had a lot of fun on the production of the track, as heavy distorted guitars are layered with uptempo Drum and Bass inspired percussion. ‘Unholy’ is sure to ensnare fans of Rage Against the Machine, Evanescence, and Bring Me The Horizon.

Mazare shared the following: “As with all the tracks in this EP, the goal with “Unholy” was to blend my two favorite genres, metal and drum and bass. This one is specifically inspired by Bring Me The Horizon and their ability to shift seamlessly from heavy riff sections and screams to super catchy, big chorus sections. I tried to recreate that structure and feel while writing the song, and IMPVLSE absolutely nailed the performance on both the clean sections and the heavy ones.”