Toronto’s own Unknown Mizery recently announced plans to drop a string of new releases to close out the remainder of the year. The songs will be available on traditional streaming platforms, as well blockchain-based, a space where Mizo has been quite active recently.
“For the remainder of 2020, I will be releasing one song/video every weekend,” he wrote in a statement.
“The releases will be both on and off chain. We will have a video on YouTube, streaming and downloads available on Audius, and a limited 1/1 music video NFT minted for the Crypto collectors. The first of this fresh weekly drop debuted on Friday, October 16th! The song was called ‘Piece Keeping.’”
The single “Piece Keeping” was produced, written, and performed by Unknown Mizery, who also created the artwork.
“With so much racism in the crypto space and in the fiat world, I decided to create music and burn down the booth,” he explained. “I could have burnt down your entire existence, however I chose a different route. I decided to create and blast the truth in the face of crypto colonialism. This space is filled with banksters dressed as whales and fascist sympathizers dressed as avastars. The fire will be used to create a path of music.”
For the second installment of his new weekly series, Unknown Mizery released “Rose Colored Glasses,” which speaks on there being “equality for all, or equality for none.” It’s about practicing “seeing beauty in the fire.”
Stay tuned for the next weekly drop on Oct. 30, and click here to check out Unknown Mizery’s products on KnownOrigin.
Ruste Juxx in the Metaverse
In other Unknown Mizery news, his company Guerrilla Music is gearing up for the next instalment of their series, Season 2020 (Guerrilla Music inside the Metaverse).
The next episode will feature the legendary Sean P’s protege Ruste Juxx, with a special performance by Mizo (which will be his first metaverse performance). Click here for more information and to check out the previous episode which featured Prodigal Sunn of Sunz of Man, and Farsi rap legend Kasseb.
You can follow @UnknownMizery on Instagram.
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