My evolution is about growth and experimentation: Aiden Aziz aka Mischief

Known for blending trap-hip hop with dark, atmospheric elements, Mischief is carving out his unique space in the rap game. Aiden Aziz aka Mischief has released his latest track ‘Cleopatra’ and ‘Blue Pills’ recently, and the song has garnered a lot of attention. In this exclusive interview, we dive into his new music, creative process, and the message behind his art.

Your latest track ‘Cleopatra’ has a unique vibe. What inspired you to create the song, and what factors do you keep in mind while making music of this genre?

‘Cleopatra’ was born out of a spontaneous moment. I wanted to break away from the stagnant and repetitive music scene, creating something exotic and immersive. The track blends cinematic flair with a fresh, danceable sound that resonates globally. It’s like a vacation from the usual, and I think I’ve achieved that with this song.

Stream ‘Cleopatra’ here!

The audio for ‘Blue Pills’ has been creating waves. Can you tell us about the creative process behind the song and how it ties into the theme?

‘Blue Pills’ is deeply personal. It’s one of the first songs I wrote when I started exploring music seriously in 2020. Over the years, it evolved with my growth as an artist. I create in a specific vibe—dim lighting, candles, and a flow state that feels otherworldly. The song captures emotional depth, lingering with listeners beyond words. It’s not just noise; it’s an experience.

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Your tracks, including ‘The World Is Mine’ and ‘Blue Pills,’ showcase a blend of raw emotions. How would you describe your evolution as an artist since you started?

My evolution is about growth and experimentation. Some might find my music vulgar, but art isn’t meant to be safe. I create unapologetically for misfits and outcasts—those who take pride in being themselves. My journey is about pushing boundaries while staying true to who I am. Like Tony Montana said, there’s no lie in me.

Stream ‘The World Is Mine’ here:

How do you use social media to connect with your audience and share your creative journey?

Social media isn’t my strong suit. I’m immersed in my music, so balancing it can be tough. My team helps me brainstorm creative ways to engage, like teasers and artwork. I keep my personal life private and focus on my craft. For now, I’m figuring it out step by step and hoping my audience appreciates the music I share.

What can your fans expect next? Are there any upcoming projects or collaborations that you’re particularly excited about?

2025 will be huge. I plan to release one or two songs every month, test the waters, and explore live performances. I’m also working on high-profile collaborations and open to Bollywood projects, provided I have creative freedom. My zero-budget music video for ‘Blue Pills’ is just the start—I’m ready to revolutionize the music scene. Let’s go!

Well, time to start new year with some of fresh sounds from Mischief, check them out!