Kvsh, | Schillist, Ray X Ben - Be Someone (lyric Video)

: The song's popularity led to an official remix EP in late 2022, featuring versions by Route 77 , SHKHR , and fuii .

At its core, the song is an anthem of self-reflection and the desire for personal growth . The lyrics tackle several heavy existential themes: KVSH, Schillist, Ray X Ben - Be Someone (Lyric Video)

: The song contrasts the outward appearance of being "okay" with the internal pain and hard work required to "be someone," touching on the cost of ambition. : The song's popularity led to an official

: The production blends melodic vocal lines with driving electronic rhythms, a hallmark of the STMPD RCRDS label style founded by Martin Garrix. : The production blends melodic vocal lines with

"Be Someone" is a high-energy electronic collaboration released on February 18, 2022, through STMPD RCRDS . The track features Brazilian DJ/producer KVSH alongside Schillist and the producer-vocalist duo Ray X Ben . Themes of Aspiration and Existential Struggle

: The opening verses describe a feeling of being stuck in a repetitive, monotonous cycle , with lines like "I see you in the same place / I see you in the rat race".

: Amidst the drive for success, there is a vulnerable plea for connection, highlighted by the recurring refrain "I need you". Musical Style and Production

: The song's popularity led to an official remix EP in late 2022, featuring versions by Route 77 , SHKHR , and fuii .

At its core, the song is an anthem of self-reflection and the desire for personal growth . The lyrics tackle several heavy existential themes:

: The song contrasts the outward appearance of being "okay" with the internal pain and hard work required to "be someone," touching on the cost of ambition.

: The production blends melodic vocal lines with driving electronic rhythms, a hallmark of the STMPD RCRDS label style founded by Martin Garrix.

"Be Someone" is a high-energy electronic collaboration released on February 18, 2022, through STMPD RCRDS . The track features Brazilian DJ/producer KVSH alongside Schillist and the producer-vocalist duo Ray X Ben . Themes of Aspiration and Existential Struggle

: The opening verses describe a feeling of being stuck in a repetitive, monotonous cycle , with lines like "I see you in the same place / I see you in the rat race".

: Amidst the drive for success, there is a vulnerable plea for connection, highlighted by the recurring refrain "I need you". Musical Style and Production