SSAzrial — Acid Rap’s Psychedelic Rebel from Midwest Wisconsin

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Straight out of Midwest Wisconsin, SSAzrial (aka dayquan) channels the raw chaos of acid rap into tracks that feel like a trip through isolation, rebellion, and revelation. His sound is dark, introspective, and unapologetically weird — a lifeline for anyone feeling lost in the haze.


It all sparked during a deep shroom trip. “I felt so alone, and the only thing that kept me grounded to reality was ‘Revenge’ by XXXTentacion,” he recalls. That moment flipped the switch: SSAzrial started creating to remind others they’re not alone.




Influences and Favorites

SSAzrial pulls from rock icons like Kurt Cobain and The Cure, hip-hop visionaries XXXTENTACION, Yung Bruh, and Kendrick Lamar — a melting pot of angst, emotion, and edge.




His current playlist staples? The Cure, Nirvana, Alex G, The Smiths, Lil Peep, Semetary, comehelpglo, XXXTENTACION, and TV Girl. 




Dream collabs span worlds: Billie Eilish, TV Girl, Alex G, The Weeknd, maybe even Kdot or Drake.




Milestones and Rebellion

No live shows yet, but SSAzrial’s building fast — racking up nearly 1K followers on SoundCloud in his first four months. That’s proof his message is resonating.


To his fans: “Fuck culture normals. Culture begins with cult — never be indoctrinated into servitude. Find what you’re good at and figure out how to use that to do what you love.''

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