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ZABO kickstarts 2019 with haunting, on-brand "Monster"

  • February 6, 2019
  • Lennon Cihak
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ZABO pile drives into 2019 with a beautifully crafted piece called "Monster." Last year, the Toronto native saw success on his track "Breathe" on Uprise Music, so he has brought that similar style back on "Monster." 

With slapping synths, a bottomless sub bass, and an unpredictable rhythm, this beast of a track is not something to reckon with. ZABO continuously switches up drop with wet synths, heavy rotation, and creepy melodies. The distorted thoughts that are present throughout induce goosebumps, while it provides euphoric hallucinations to embrace. The introduction's drone-sounding production superbly invites you in while the light arpeggios and offbeat stabs reel you in even more. Lastly, ZABO's mixing and instrument placement elevates this piece to an even higher ground. 

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Lennon Cihak

Entertainment media professional specializing in music journalism, podcast production, and music production/distribution. Through podcasts, social media, and featured articles on critically acclaimed online publications, my work has reached over 40 million readers around the globe increasing fan engagement and brand awareness.

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