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Mazare<\/strong> unleashed his Ego Death<\/em><\/strong> EP this past weekend through Universal Music Italia, ta<\/strong>king another fearless leap in his ever-evolving, genre-defying journey. Growing up in Northeast Italy, <\/strong>Mazare\u2019<\/strong>s earliest musical memories are woven from his father\u2019s vinyl collection, where Pink Floyd<\/strong>, U2,<\/strong> and Genesis spun endlessly until the electrifying<\/strong> pulse of electronic music captured his imagination in 2009 with David Guetta\u2019s \u2018<\/strong>When Love Takes Over<\/em><\/strong>\u2019<\/strong>. Today, his sound crackles with the energy of metal-electronic hybrids and irresistible pop-rock hooks, drawing inspiration from The Prodigy<\/strong>, Noisia,<\/strong> and Bring Me The Horizon<\/strong>. Backed by industry giants like SLANDER<\/strong>, Koven<\/strong>, and Don Diablo<\/strong>, Mazare\u2019s music has landed on Monstercat<\/strong> and Insomniac Records<\/strong>, racking up over 35 million Spotify streams and igniting a rapidly growing global fanbase.<\/p>\n \u200bFor the explosive title track \u2018Ego Death<\/em><\/strong>\u2019, Mazare teams up with Glasgow\u2019s Newshapes<\/strong>, an alternative rock and post-hardcore band celebrated for their soaring melodies, thunderous instrumentation, and raw, heartfelt songwriting. With every new release and electrifying live performance, Newshapes have forged a reputation as one of Scotland\u2019s most thrilling up-and-coming heavy acts.<\/p>\n \u200bThe track opens with a dreamy, sidechained synth pad drifting beneath Ian Mann<\/strong>\u2019s vocals, slowly winding up the tension as listeners brace for an EDM drop. Suddenly, the song explodes into a fierce collision of metalcore and drum & bass, with rapid-fire breakbeats weaving through the thunder of a live acoustic kit. The outcome is a flawless blend of electronic complexity and rock ferocity, destined to strike a chord with fans of Pendulum<\/strong>, blink-182,<\/strong> and Bring Me The Horizon<\/strong>.<\/p>\n \u200bMazare<\/strong> shared: \u201cI was looking for the perfect conclusion for this ep, something that would sum up all the sounds, styles and atmospheres I went through with the whole project. That\u2019s how \u2018<\/em>Ego Death<\/em><\/strong>\u2018 was born, a testament to breaking boundaries and going out of your comfort zone. And as I was looking for the right band to bring on board for the project, I came across <\/em>Newshapes<\/em><\/strong> and was impressed by their sound and their range. It was an instant match and it\u2019s safe to say I\u2019m beyond happy with how the song turned out, they absolutely killed it!<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n \u200bNewshapes<\/strong> shared: \u201cWhen <\/em>Mazare<\/em><\/strong> approached us to collaborate, we instantly knew it was something we wanted to be a part of. We knew <\/em>Mazare<\/em><\/strong> had made a name for himself blending drum & bass with metal and post-hardcore influences; while we\u2019ve always woven drum & bass and electronic elements into our own post-hardcore sound. We\u2019re all huge fans of the genre and have even explored it in our own tracks like \u2018reach\u2019, so this felt like the perfect opportunity to fully embrace those influences more than we ever have before. It was such fun and rewarding collaboration, and we think the result feels like a natural and exciting meeting point between our two worlds.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n Stream \u2018The End<\/em><\/strong>\u2019 feat. Lost in Hollywood<\/strong>:<\/p>\n \n