There’s something electric about connecting with artists who understand your darkness—and aren't afraid to dive into it with you. This year, I had the honor of working with two incredible guest features who brought their own fire into my world: SIYEY on the track Hellbound, and Lady Nahualli on Can You Hear Them?

Both of these collaborations happened entirely remotely. No in-person studio sessions. No quick feedback in real time. Just raw creativity, vision, and respect—passed back and forth across thousands of miles, turning sparks into storms.

Hellbound (feat. SIYEY)
From the first time I heard SIYEY’s voice, I knew we could build something sinister together. Hellbound wasn’t just a track—it became a battleground of inner demons and defiant energy. I sent over the initial concept, this gritty, relentless instrumental and some verses already dripping with unease. SIYEY hit me back with a verse that took it even deeper—he didn’t just match the mood, he twisted it into something darker and more powerful.

Despite being in different time zones, we kept passing verses, notes, and ideas back and forth. It was like writing letters from the underworld, each message more intense than the last. The final result feels like a descent into madness—but it’s sharp, controlled chaos. That’s what made this guest feature so impactful: SIYEY didn’t just show up, he reshaped the entire vibe of the track.

Can You Hear Them? (feat. Lady Nahualli)
If Hellbound is loud, unrelenting anguish, then Can You Hear Them? is a haunting whisper in a collapsing world.

Working with Lady Nahualli was a completely different kind of magic. Her voice carries this spectral, otherworldly presence that fits Can You Hear Them? like a shroud. I laid down the concept and the hook, and when she sent back her verse, it gave me chills. She didn’t just perform—she conjured. Her lyrics spoke like voices from another dimension, and her delivery made them linger long after the song ends.

This was another remote collaboration, but it never felt distant. We were tuned into the same eerie frequency from the start. And though the process was slow and careful, it allowed both of us to dive deep into the song’s emotion and meaning. Her guest feature brought vulnerability, mysticism, and a chilling beauty to the track.

Final Thoughts
There’s something unique about building songs this way. Remote collaboration forces you to listen more, to trust the process, and to really feel the art taking shape across space and time. Both Hellbound and Can You Hear Them? are proof that distance doesn’t weaken connection—it can amplify it.

Shoutout to SIYEY and Lady Nahualli for bringing their full selves to these tracks. These guest features didn’t just add a verse—they helped shape entire worlds.

If you haven’t heard them yet, go check out:

Hellbound (feat. SIYEY) -

Can You Hear Them? (feat. Lady Nahualli) -

More collabs are in the works. Until then… stay haunted.

-HellRaizer