Up-and-coming electronic music producer, Zulcan introduces the world to his craft with his latest release, “ROZA.”
Zulcan’s new release, “ROZA,” takes listeners on an unexpected journey. As the song begins, the momentum builds as the seconds pass. The song steadily evolves throughout its three minutes and four seconds of sound, unleashing primal energy as the song progresses. Zulcan’s captivating, mature sound is unexpected from a newcomer to the scene and invites listeners to return for more.
The 14-year-old producer comes from Bangladesh, a country in South Asia located on the Bay of Bengal. He finds inspiration in many influences. “Most of the time, it’s just the music that I’m listening to most at any given time,” adds Zulcan. His favorite artists include Kanye West and Fred Again, among others.
When he first began creating music, Zulcan had no intention to do so. “It was a very gradual process, and I, initially, never had any intention of producing music,” shares Zulcan. While he began making short clips on Garage Band, the producer gradually learned the craft and upgraded his software as he progressed.
In order to produce “ROZA,” Zulcan didn’t overthink—in fact, he just opened a new project file and began experimenting with sound. “I would say it’s my take on a mix of drums and bass with some dubstep influences,” tells Zulcan.
And he’s only getting started. Up next for the producer is the release of a few more singles in the near future, followed by an EP in 2024. With an ever-evolving sound, Zulcan is a producer to look out for next year.
Make sure to stay connected to Zulcan on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
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