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German, American, and Jamaican heritage, creates a sound that defies categorization. MCR-T’s music is a bold declaration of his refusal to conform to industry norms—his genre-defying approach is a statement, a journey into uncharted musical territory that blends the raw energy of industrial EBM with death metal growls, and rap with electronic beats. Every track is an experiment, an improv piece that speaks to the depth of his artistic integrity and vision.


This fearless, DIY attitude is not just reflected in his music, but also in his life. Raised in West Berlin, MCR-T was immersed in a culture of rebellion, subcultures, and nonconformity, which deeply shaped his approach to music. For him, belonging is not about fitting into predefined categories—it’s about embracing being an outsider and using that as a superpower to create. He explains, “There are 100 versions of you but only 1 ver- sion of me,” emphasizing the power of individuality and creative freedom.


His philosophy is simple but profound: Be. Live in the Moment. Feel everything. It’s a mantra that reflects his resilience and authenticity, traits that are evident in both his music and his personal journey. Despite the pressures and struggles, MCR-T continues to evolve as an artist, rejecting labels and embracing his full creati- ve spectrum. He doesn’t just want to be known as a DJ, producer, or rapper—he wants to be recognized as a complete artist, capable of blending all elements of his musical identity to create something entirely original.


MCR-T’s collaborations are electric, built on trust and mutual respect for each other’s vision. Whether wor- king with horsegiirL, VTSS, or DJ Gigola, his approach is to tailor his productions to suit the unique voice and energy of each collaborator, creating a space whe- re both artists can experiment and push boundaries together. This collaborative spirit has allowed him to shape the direction of the underground scene, particu- larly through Live From Earth, a collective that blends political consciousness with raw, unfiltered creativity. His latest project, NOT THE SAME ≠, is a testament to his growth and resilience. Far from just a high-ener- gy club record, it’s a deeply personal reflection of his struggles with burnout, loss, and overcoming adversity. With tracks like Spooky Energies and Die Angst In Mir, MCR-T channels his pain and emotional turmoil into powerful soundscapes, proving that vulnerability and strength can coexist in his art.


MCR-T is an artist who not only redefines the sounds of the future but also reclaims the cultural roots of the music. He challenges the mainstream narrative, brin- ging forgotten influences back into the conversation, making space for underrepresented voices, and re- affirming that techno, at its core, is Black music. His unapologetic approach to music and his commitment to authenticity make him a revolutionary force in to- day’s electronic scene.


Text by: Sergio Niño


CREDITS : Styling: Havana, @havannaaa


Wardrobe: Daniel Moss, @daniemoss Photographer: Matias Vial, @ilmato_


Photo Assistant: Soren Knippen, @soren_knippen


Photo: Matias Vial, @ilmato_ (On IG) - mixmagde.com 33


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