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Scene from My Best by UnknownMizery aka King Mizo featuring NR

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Unknown Mizery previews Always Better Than Yesterday album with lead single “My Best” featuring NR from Krime Fyter

Unknown Mizery, also known as King Mizo of Guerrilla Music and legendary rap group Babylon Warchild, has released a new single titled “My Best,” featuring NR from the web3 super group Krime Fyter. The track is the lead single from Mizery’s new album, Always Better Than Yesterday, produced by Axel from New Zealand.

“My Best” is a deeply personal and powerful track that explores Mizery’s journey of recovery from addiction and his daily struggles with chronic depression. In the song, he touches on themes of sadness, happiness, coping mechanisms, and resilience. Mizery also turns the topic of suicide on its head, offering a positive perspective and message of hope for listeners.

The music video accompanying “My Best” showcases Mizery’s journey and personal growth, featuring striking visuals and symbolic imagery. The single is available on all major streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and as an NFT.

Mizery’s full album, Always Better Than Yesterday, will be available soon, accompanied by a second music video from the album. The album promises to be a powerful and inspiring project, showcasing Mizery’s artistic range and ability to tackle challenging topics with honesty and vulnerability.

For more information on Unknown Mizery and his upcoming album, follow him on social media or visit his website.

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