Dazer crafts compositions that exude pure, unadulterated dopeness.
It’s as if he’s a sonic architect, melding influences from a diverse range of musical genres into a seamless symphony that’s uniquely his own. With rhythms that sway and bass lines that hit like a sledgehammer, Dazer Daze’s work is a testament to the raw energy that emanates from the streets.
The inspiration for his latest release, “Mental Exercise,” came from a place of frustration. Dazer had grown weary of artists who, in his eyes, were merely going through the motions in the realm of Hip Hop, lacking the authentic skill that the genre demands. When the beat for this track dropped, it was as if a fuse had been lit. “This is a different life, second thinking left behind,” he declares, a manifesto of his decision to let go and let the music speak for itself.
Released by Lifted Muzik Recordings, “Mental Exercise” is a sonic journey that’s not for the faint of heart. It’s a testament to the unapologetic, in-your-face nature of old-school Hip-Hop, infused with elements of BoomBap and Alternative Hip-Hop. The moods it evokes range from aggressive and epic to moments of sheer chill.
For those seeking sonic companions in the realm of artists, Dazer Daze finds kinship with the likes of Tha Alkaholiks, Nas, KXNG Crooked, and Ras Kass. His music is a declaration of self, a manifestation of the influences that have shaped him, from Gang Starr to Outkast, and a myriad of legends in between.
As Dazer Daze invites you to experience “Mental Exercise,” he hopes that you’ll not only relish in the beats but also join him in spreading this musical revelation to new ears. This isn’t just a song; it’s a call to arms for those who understand that Hip Hop is more than just a genre—it’s a culture, a force, and a voice.
