The Killah Cortez Show #02: Lenise Bent - Steely Dan, Supertramp and Vacuum tubes VS Apple Pie Killah Cortez 2026-09-22 | The Killah Cortez Show #02: Lenise Bent - Steely Dan, Supertramp and Vacuum tubes VS Apple Pie
Lmk, if this reaches you! 🤘🏽✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-10-14 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
apparently you’re my target audience #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-10-13 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Nice to meet you! 🤘🏽✨#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-10-12 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk, if this reaches you! 🤘🏽✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-30 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Imaginary Lines - Killah Cortez BTS Killah Cortez 2025-09-30 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-29 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-28 | ...
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-28 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-27 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-26 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-26 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-25 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
you know #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-24 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-24 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-23 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-23 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-22 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-22 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk, if this reaches you! 🤘🏽✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-21 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Let me know if youre vibing with this one 🤘🏽✨#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-21 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
lose control - killah cortez #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-21 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-20 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #indie #electronica Killah Cortez 2025-09-20 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lose Control - Killah Cortez BTS Killah Cortez 2025-09-19 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-19 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-18 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
you know #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-18 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
🧑🏽🚀✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #indie #electronica Killah Cortez 2025-09-18 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-17 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-16 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
lose control - killah cortez #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-16 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk, if this reaches you! 🤘🏽✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-15 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk, if this reaches you! 🤘🏽✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-15 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-14 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-14 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-13 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Let me know if youre vibing with this one 🤘🏽✨#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-12 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-12 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-12 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-11 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
you know #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-11 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia is out now 🧑🏽🚀✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-10 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
If you’re new say hi in the comments =0)#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-10 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
My debut EP, Pronoia, is out now 🤘🏽✨ Killah Cortez 2025-09-09 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #fyp Killah Cortez 2025-09-08 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Lmk if you’re new here!! Hoping this is your vibe =0) Killah Cortez 2025-09-08 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #indie #electronica Killah Cortez 2025-09-08 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezFacebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
Let me know if youre vibing with this one 🤘🏽✨#killahcortez #newmusic #alternative Killah Cortez 2025-09-07 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
🧑🏽🚀✨ #killahcortez #newmusic #alternative #indie #electronica Killah Cortez 2025-09-07 | ABOUT KILLAH CORTEZKillah Cortez didn’t start out as a band. It started as a reset button.After nearly two decades of producing and engineering for others—credits that include Ab-Soul, The Glorious Sons, Cheekface, and The Kooks — Greg Cortez decided it was time to make music for himself. The nickname “Killah Cortez” followed him from session to session (thanks to Neil Young and a roomful of musicians who refused to let it go). So when it came time to launch a project of his own, the name stuck.Written during a season of personal unraveling, family illness, breakups, burnout—Killah Cortez’s debut EP Pronoia (out 8.29.25) is a meditation on survival and strange hope. “I was in a really tough place,” Cortez says, “but I built these daily systems just to keep myself moving. Eventually, I started writing again.” The EP takes its name from the idea that the universe is secretly conspiring in your favor, even when it feels like everything’s crashing.From the ambient alt-rock of “Imaginary Lines” to the chaotic pop of “Lose Control,” Pronoia refuses to stay in one sonic lane. “I wanted to establish early that everything’s on the table,” Cortez says. “This whole project started as a personal production experiment, but it came to life the second I opened it up to my friends.”After a breakout set at NextFest 2025 and a string of indie collabs (including “Static Boo” with actress/songwriter Jetta Juriansz), Killah Cortez is moving full force into whatever comes next.Stream My Musichypeddit.com/killahcortez/pronoiaFollow Killah Cortezwww.KillahCortez.comTwittertwitter.com/Killah_CortezIGinstagram.com/killahcortezYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/KillahCorte...Facebookfacebook.com/KillahCortezTik Toktiktok.com/@UCQcOQN_lAdYzAcTcgwC21eQKillah Cortez, Pronoia, indie music, alternative indie music, alternative indie rock, alternative indie, indie band, indie rock, new indie music, new underground music, alternative rock, indie pop music, new music alternative, indie music recommendations
