Meet Me - Pacman TV

My earliest work was all about fun and experimenting, just me and my friends recording in our bedrooms on old computers, chasing vibes. Today, while we still enjoy the process, the stakes have changed. We now record in professional studios around the world, delivering high quality music and collaborating with world class artists to give our fans the best possible sound.
Our audience has grown massively. We have gone from making music for friends and classmates to catering to a global fanbase. Now, we focus on ensuring top tier production and sound quality before every release, alongside a strong strategy to reach as many listeners as possible. My biggest motivation comes from recognition on the streets, people stopping me to tell me how my music has helped them or encouraged them to keep going.

When it comes to being heard on a global stage, our main focus is creating great music and pairing it with strong marketing. Good music travels faster and wider than anything else through word of mouth. We collaborate closely with a range of UK producers. Special shout out to our official engineer, Flarez, and main producer, SV on the Beat. We are also looking forward to working with more American producers.

A major turning point for us was the 38 x Alz Change project, which has surpassed 90 million hits and brought significant global attention. In today’s global age, it is easy for artists to lose attention quickly. Maintaining hype can be expensive and technical, and you have to be careful not to do too much and come across as inauthentic. I believe the key is staying true to yourself. Genuine supporters will follow your growth.

On social media, I simply show up as myself. I have found that authenticity is what resonates most with my listeners. The key is never forgetting who people fell in love with from the start. My connection with my fans means everything. Their support encourages my work and motivates me to keep pushing forward.

When working on a single, you know it is special when everyone in the room is dancing uncontrollably. By 2026, I want to place more of my music in films and further explore the Afrobeats space, which is why I will be spending the first month of the year in Africa. The most important lesson I have learned is to always ask people what they do when you are in a room. Success is often just one conversation away.

I hope my children will one day continue my legacy. Outside of music, traveling to new countries and experiencing new cultures inspires me and fuels my creativity. Future plans include touring America in 2026.