Minneapolis-based artist Guyver7x3 has no interest in letting genre dictate the shape of a song, the starting point is found from a place of psychological. Every release begins with a feeling, a state of mind or an emotional fracture and the music follows wherever that feeling needs to go. Alternative R&B, cinematic pop, electronic, hip hop, spoken word and alternative rock can all exist within his world but none of them are the destination. Emotion is the compass and the sound is simply whatever survives the journey.
It’s a vision that lends Guyver7x3’s music a shape-shifting quality that moves through different sonic environments according to the behaviour of the emotion at its centre. Some feelings arrive softly while others distort or rupture with his music allowing for all of those possible avenues and wherever they might lead. The project is ultimately driven by an exploration of experiences that often can’t be examined through ordinary conversation. Abandonment, fractured relationships, memory, self-recognition and emotional survival all form part of Guyver7x3’s creative output, alongside the slow and sometimes uncomfortable process of becoming visible to yourself.
Through music, Guyver7x3 creates immersive emotional environments that ask listeners to remain with difficult feelings for a little longer. That personal context doesn’t make the work closed off however and although his songwriting is profoundly informed by emotional experience, Guyver7x3 deliberately avoids turning every song into a complete autobiographical record. Technology also plays an unusual but important role in Guyver7x3’s process, not as a replacement for human expression, nor as the main attraction but more of a translation and a way of communicating feelings that conventional language can struggle to carry.

Having made his artistic entrance earlier this year, Guyver7x3 has shown prolific creative momentum with an incredible run of releases that sketch out his highly original artistic expression. Now he brings us his single titled “Half of Me Still With You,” a track that frames the difficult process of trying to move forward after losing someone while recognising that part of who you became still belongs to what you shared. Not so much a song about refusing to let go, it explores the more complicated reality of living in the present while carrying something from the past that never fully left.
The relationship may be gone but its influence remains embedded within the person who survived it while memory is no longer just something remembered, it’s become part of identity. Opening with soft piano plinks and hushed vocals, an intimate scene gently expands with rhythmic instrumentation as the falsetto hook floats above the delicate arrangement. Shifting with punching beats and stuttering vocal shots, the track slips into an alternative R&B vibe where slick vocals glide between rapped flow and melodic flutters before surging into an anthemic chorus that delivers an intoxicating moment of memorable leads and gripping backing.
Packed full of twists and turns, the track progresses through dance-focused passages where stomping beats and chopped vocal elements collide to form a thrilling listening experience from start to finish. At once emotive, catchy and thoroughly original “Half of Me Still With You” sees Guyver7x3 lay down another sensational musical experience that’s moving, exhilarating and entirely absorbing throughout. As he continues to impress on his breakout year, Guyver7x3 is creating music for the spaces between explanation and understanding, where memories simmer, identities shift and difficult feelings remain long enough to become something worth listening to.
Listen to Half of Me Still With You below
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