There’s a particular kind of artist who doesn’t make music so much as construct it; who treats a song less like a performance and more like an architecture project. Gabriel Audee is that artist…
Mexico-born, Colorado-raised, and now operating out of New York City, he’s been quietly building one of the more intriguing independent pop catalogues of the past year, and his latest single ‘DICHOTOMY (The Chosen Ones)’ might be the clearest statement of intent yet.
Released February 27th, the track was built around a JRum instrumental that Gabriel Audee then expanded with electric guitar, acoustic drums, synths, and layered pads – each element placed with intention. He brought in vocalist Saule Ilona Vaida, whose luminous delivery carries the hook with an almost celestial quality, and rapper Lil Dee, who co-wrote and performs a verse that hits with focused, coiled energy. The result is a track that feels simultaneously intimate and enormous.
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Gabriel Audee has described ‘DICHOTOMY (The Chosen Ones)’ as a chant anthem for those who see through the smoke and mirrors — a rallying call for the spiritually aware and politically conscious. But it never collapses into polemic. The production keeps it grounded in feeling, and that’s where Gabriel Audee has always lived: in the space between message and melody.
It’s worth noting that his catalogue spans far beyond this single’s particular mood. From club-ready rap anthems to easy-driving hooks built for long commutes and gym sessions, Gabriel Audee’s output is resolutely pop — catchy, mainstream, and genre-fluid in a way that feels genuinely hard to pin down.
‘DICHOTOMY (The Chosen Ones)’ is out now across all platforms
