Mazare and EVILLE Unleash Explosive New Single “King For A Day”

Italian producer Mazare has joined forces with Brighton-based metal outfit EVILLE for the explosive new single “King For A Day,” released on May 22, 2026, through Universal Music Italia alongside an intense, visually gripping official music video.

Blending aggressive electronic production with metal energy and politically charged emotion, “King For A Day” stands as one of Mazare’s boldest releases to date. The track channels frustration and anxiety surrounding today’s global political climate while delivering a genre-defying sonic assault that fans of Rage Against the Machine, Evanescence, and Bring Me The Horizon are sure to appreciate.

Mazare explained the deeper inspiration behind the single:

“‘King For A Day’ was born from the discomfort caused by the current geopolitical situation and the impact it’s having on everyone’s lives. I felt the need to speak up about it.”

The track opens with Jersey club-inspired percussion before erupting into distorted guitars, thunderous breakbeats, and haunting electronic basslines. EVILLE vocalist Eva Sheldrake delivers a commanding vocal performance, while Mazare surprises listeners with a raw rap verse that adds another layer of urgency and authenticity to the song.

The accompanying music video elevates the single into a chaotic audiovisual experience. Featuring gritty VHS-inspired visuals, the video cuts between performances from Mazare and EVILLE alongside cryptic imagery of a mysterious figure draped in red linen, reinforcing the song’s dark and rebellious atmosphere.

Mazare has steadily become one of electronic music’s rising names, earning support from major artists including Illenium, Seven Lions, Don Diablo, and SLANDER. Over the past six years, he has built an impressive catalog through labels like Monstercat and Insomniac Records, amassing more than 35 million Spotify streams.

Raised in Northeast Italy, Mazare’s musical influences stretch from legendary rock acts like Pink Floyd and U2 to electronic pioneers like The Prodigy and Noisia. That eclectic background continues to shape his ability to seamlessly blend emotional melodies with crushing heavy production.

Meanwhile, EVILLE continues to rise within the UK alternative scene. The band has gained support from major outlets, including BBC Radio 1 and Kerrang! while building a reputation for explosive live performances at festivals such as Reading and Leeds Festivals and 2000 Trees Festival.

With “King For A Day,” Mazare and EVILLE deliver a fearless collision of electronic chaos, metal aggression, and social commentary — proving that genre boundaries mean nothing when artists are determined to make a statement.