Pazzo is releasing his first official lyric video on June 30. The song, titled “L.I.E.,” is already one of his most anticipated. The video, created by @eurostepglbl, will be available on YouTube, Apple Music, Vevo, Tidal, and Boomplay.
The track is produced by @ebononthetrack, recorded at @nocamp.studio, and engineered by @nocamp.wav. It’s Pazzo’s first visual rollout of this kind, and he’s been clear that it’s more than just content—it’s a marker of how far he’s come.
“This will be my first ever lyric video, so you know I have to go big with this,” he shared on Instagram. “I’ve struggled with a lot in the past, but being genuine and true to myself as an artist has kept me in a lane of my own”
However, that lane wasn’t handed to him. Born Demetrius Lucas, Pazzo has taken the long route—starting music while living in South Korea, performing solos during high school competitions in Alaska, and eventually singing at Carnegie Hall in New York. His background spans cultures and influences, with a music style that pulls from hip-hop, R&B, trap, pop, and jazz.
He’s cited a wide range of influences, from Lil Wayne and Juice WRLD to Felly and Mac Miller, and his catalog reflects that versatility. What ties it together is his focus on emotional honesty. He doesn’t release filler. Everything is drawn from real experiences—often heavy ones.
His 2020 single “Good Morning” crossed 100k streams on YouTube Music, and “Pink+Soul” got a stamp of approval from Zaytoven—a milestone Pazzo still sees as a turning point. That co-sign, now official, comes at a time when he’s ready to go public with more of his unreleased work. He has six songs lined up, each representing a different emotional state or moment in his life. Among them are “L.I.E.,” “Jazz Boyz In The Trap,” and “Nowadayz.”
“All different vibes. All from different emotional points in my life. All from pain. All from love. All from self. All for the world,” he wrote in a teaser post
Through his music, Pazzo is documenting personal moments and offering them to the public in a way that’s still rare in music today. And he’s doing it while remaining independent, working closely with producers and engineers he trusts.
With that said, if you’re new to Pazzo, this is the time to tap in. Start with “L.I.E.” when it drops on June 30, then take a dive into his earlier work. You’ll hear an artist who’s not rushing for virality—he’s building something real. He’s openly genuine about personal struggles, which adds depth to his lyrics.
His independent mindset has let him build meaningful connections with trusted collaborators rather than chasing quick fame. Pazzo values emotional honesty in his work, focusing on quality and personal relevance rather than releasing tracks just to fill playlists.
Finally, don’t forget to check out the official lyric video of “L.I.E.” when it drops June 30, and follow Pazzo to stay in the loop on all upcoming releases
