Rubicini’s story begins not in a spotlight, but behind a drum kit, pounding out punk, rock, and metal rhythms with the kind of teenage fury that hints at bigger things to come. Before finding his voice as a singer seven years ago, he made his name as a DJ and producer. “I’ve always wanted to be an artist, to make a change for the better,” he shares. That mission now pulses through every track he creates—music born from struggle and crafted to heal, not just entertain. His evolution from the decks to the mic is more than a career shift—it’s a calling.
Today, Rubicini’s sound is a bold hybrid of alternative rock, pop, and hip-hop, with a swagger pulled straight from his rock roots. Influences like Blink 182 and Linkin Park shape his sonic DNA, but he doesn’t just echo them—he reinvents. His tracks fuse electronic polish with the grit of live instruments, making room for pop hooks, R&B grooves, and hip-hop cadence without losing their emotional punch. “I’m shifting into an alternative rock era with a band feel,” he explains, highlighting how his background in EDM production now powers a genre-bending, emotionally charged approach.
There’s no label team, no army of ghostwriters behind Rubicini. “I have no team—no writers, producers, or agents,” he says matter-of-factly. It’s a challenge that could break some, but for him, it’s a crucible. Every lyric, every beat, every mix—it’s all him. That control allows for unfiltered honesty, but it also means the grind is constant. He’s the engine and the driver. And while the road has been tough, it’s carved a raw authenticity into his music that listeners immediately feel.
One of his proudest moments? Hearing fans shout his lyrics back to him at packed venues—real people singing his truths. Collaborating with Benny Mayne (whose credits include G-Eazy and Blackbear) was a big win, but for Rubicini, nothing beats the high of watching a crowd connect. “Years ago, I never thought I’d be a singer,” he reflects. “To see people moved by something I created—it’s magic.” That kind of connection is what keeps him writing, performing, and pushing forward.
Offstage, Rubicini keeps things personal. He replies to Instagram DMs, chats with fans after shows, and shows up at community events—not because it’s good marketing, but because it’s who he is. “Fans are everything,” he says. His live sets—high-energy, emotionally raw, and visually striking—are less concerts and more cathartic release. It’s easy to imagine his songs sliding seamlessly into playlists next to Imagine Dragons or Twenty One Pilots—artists who also live in that sweet spot between vulnerability and banger.
Right now, Rubicini is gearing up to release new music, including collaborations with DJs and a lineup of heartbreak-laced singles. Fresh off a successful recovery from surgery, he’s in fighting shape and ready to hit new milestones. “Networking is your net worth,” he says, reflecting on the years he spent figuring it all out alone. But now? He’s opening up, looking to build a dream team, and eyeing stages bigger than ever. By 2026, he sees himself writing with the best, touring with major artists, and finally living off the music he’s poured so much into.
“I’ve got a lot of music to share,” he says, voice steady and eyes on the horizon. “Thank you for being part of this journey.” From a drum-happy kid to a genre-blending artist who turns pain into anthems, Rubicini’s rise is a reminder that the most unforgettable music doesn’t just move your feet—it moves your heart.