Daemon is an outlier. He’s particularly adept at navigating two distinct worlds; the glamorous and the gritty, the soulful and the hardcore.  

A rapper, songwriter, performer, and producer from St. Louis, MO, this same nimbleness informs his music. Cleverly incorporating bars that demand a rewind over production that gets stuck in your head, Daemon has plenty to offer Hip-Hop purists and partiers alike. 

His newest single, “The Heartbreak Dance” reminds us that heartbreak is universal — but it’s not all the same. What do you do when love is not simply lost by a bad breakup, but gone forever because of a tragedy? Do you dance through the heartache? On the second single from his upcoming album Euphonic Daemon attempts to answer those questions backed by a guitar-driven beat and an atmosphere of creeping dread.

As an artist, he deftly balances hard within soft: cold shade eclipses warm praise, and sincere love lines topple biting satire. Daemon is Shakespearean: his lyrics are tongue-in-cheek, bold yet nuanced. They flow from him as easily as blood in a tragedy, and you can't help but want to watch as he cuts up politics and pop culture and serves it to us, unflinching. 

The world has taken notice. Daemon's tracks have been featured everywhere, from Bernie Sanders walkouts ("Feel Good") to Xbox Exclusives ("Turn the World Around" in Forza Horizon 5 or "Confidence Man" in The Crew 2) to Netflix shows (Inventing Anna, Daybreak, Work It, Locke & Key, Easy) to ads (Mini Cooper, Sephora, the ACLU) to TBS shows (the Jordan Peele-produced The Last O.G.). Daemon has also collaborated with Killer Mike and Trackstar the DJ from Run the Jewels, DJ Shadow, and more.

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