Even though Cabus is a new artist, he already has penned his sound down - signature and impactful. One reason for his music to be so impactful is that Cabus doesn’t focus on his music’s commercial value. This isn’t just a get rich quick scheme for him - it’s a place of solace and a way of him venting his feelings. Whilst dedicated to his music, Cabus is also a host of the Artist Uprising podcast so his audience can get even closer to him.
His latest track ‘poison’ showcases his unique offering. Harmonies, synths and guitars are all present on the track, creating a melting pot of swirling melodies. These melodies melt together and provide the perfect foundation for Cabus’s vocals to land on top. His vocal lines land softly, but are tinged with emotion and rawness. Despite being a four minute offering, the track is set to listener on a journey and will leave you wanting more.
Speaking further about the track, he reveals: “‘Poison’ is about the breakup with my partner of 6 years. It was a period in the relationship where the writing was on the wall as we were constantly fighting which ultimately led to that person leaving me. It also serves as the introduction to the release of my EP "PYSCHO". I went crazy for a second but it was with the help of a great therapist, my family, some real friends, and my spirituality that really helped me figure it out and start living again. I wrote and recorded the song in a storage unit-turned studio in Garland, TX. The song is also the introduction to the rest of the EP which was written and recorded in that same studio. With Caleb Turman (Forever The Sickest Kids) and Grant Thompson (Drugstore Cowboy). The EP was recorded was recorded on and off from 2019-2022. I say on and off because of the worldwide pandemic. There were some days I wasn't sure this music would ever see the light of day as complete project but regardless of how crazy everything got, I was determined to see the process through and share my story with the world.”
His sound is penned down to a T and the feelings and emotions his music conjures up are like nothing else before. With such a unique offering, and being such a young artist, we cannot wait to see what the future holds for him.
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