“Black Friday” by multi-talented artist Mazze has just dropped and is quickly gaining traction among music lovers. The track, which Mazze created using an instrumental from Ken Carson’s “Lookbook,” showcases his versatility and ability to tackle new themes. Mazze is currently focused on achieving financial stability and independence, and the song reflects this theme of self-reliance and self-discovery.
Mazze is an artist that defies easy categorization. He seamlessly blends alternative pop and rock with hip-hop, reggaeton, and dance, and draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists, such as blink-182, Daft Punk, and David Bowie. His cultural heritage also heavily influences his work, allowing him to push the boundaries of what is possible in music.
Currently based in Miami, Florida, Mazze’s music reflects his experiences and truths, delivered in both English and Spanish. His messages of diversity, inclusion, and love for humanity are at the core of his work, and his tracks like “Heartbreak Kid” and “Lonely” has already received over 300,000 plays, attesting to his rising popularity and influence as an artist. With his unique style and fresh perspective, Mazze is definitely an artist to keep an eye on.
