YANIXX: From BandLab Beginnings

 YANIXX: From BandLab Beginnings to Underground Power Moves

In a world where so many chase clout before craft, YANIXX is proof that real artistry still starts with love—for sound, for energy, for expression. What began as casual enjoyment quickly evolved into something much bigger. “It might sound very basic,” he admits, “but that enjoyment of hearing music eventually turned into an urge of, ‘nah wait, I think I could do this myself.’”

With that spark, he opened up BandLab, hit record—and never looked back.

Hailing from the small city of Roermond in the Netherlands, YANIXX is part of a global underground pushing boundaries far from the mainstream spotlight. His sound carries the influence of artists who’ve carved their own lanes—Osamason, Che, and Bandanna$aint among them. “They some talented ass people fr,” he says, and you can hear that same raw passion in YANIXX’s own catalog.

But even with the talent and drive, the grind is real. “I’d definitely say finding an audience for my style has been a challenge,” he admits. “I sometimes feel like the stuff I make kinda gets thrown at nothing or no one. It’s not easy—but it’s definitely getting better and better slowly.”

For YANIXX, the goal isn’t just to be heard—it’s to be felt. “When people listen to my music, I just want them to feel what I’m feelin’ when I made that song. And feel it for themselves. I think that’s sumn very powerful fr.” That emotional connection is at the heart of every track he drops.

Now, with serious momentum behind him, YANIXX is leveling up. A music video for his recent single “Come Corrected” is on the way this month—“Gon be hard asf,” he promises. And with a stack of new singles lined up, fans won’t have to wait long for what’s next.

From a small city to a growing scene, YANIXX is showing what happens when passion meets persistence—and the underground is starting to listen.